Acepac Bar Roll MKII 16 - Lenkertasche (Bikepacking) 60 cm (grau)

Acepac Bar Roll MKII 16 - Lenkertasche (Bikepacking) 60 cm (grau)

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M251S

$53.40

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Acepac Bar Roll MKII 16 - Lenkertasche (Bikepacking) 60 cm (grau)Die Acepac Bar Roll MKII 16 ist eine robuste Lenkertasche in elegantem Grau, die speziell fr Bikepacking und den Transport von leicht komprimierbarer Ausrstung entwickelt wurde. EVA Abstandshalter sorgen fr zustzlichen Schutz und Stabilitt whrend der Fahrt. Verstrkungsstange aus Aluminium garantiert eine zuverlssige Struktur und Langlebigkeit. Herausnehmbares wasserdichtes Innenfutter schtzt Ihre Ausrstung effektiv vor Nsse. Sliplock Schnallen

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012