Banjo Brothers Seat Bag Seat Bags - 01020 - Accessories This collection of Seat Bags offers several sizes

Banjo Brothers Seat Bag Seat Bags - 01020

By Banjo Brothers

$17.99

(207 Reviews)

Model

01020

Store

Cambria Bike

Manufacturer

Banjo Brothers

Detail

This collection of Seat Bags offers several sizes for all capacity needs. Featuring expandable capacity, this bag has penty of room for tubes, tools, or wallet and snacks Web loop for a blinky light Flap hinge opens up from bottom to keep contents in place Wide-opening design provides easy access to contents Heavy duty 840 denier nylon construction Offers more visibility with 360 degree reflective accents Item Specifications Color Black Total Volume 65,81in3 Dimensions 6.75 x 4 x 3 (unexpanded) Defined Color Black - Part Number: 01020

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Accessories

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