Banjo Brothers Saddle Trunk Seat Bags - 01033 - Accessories The waterproof Saddle Trunk features huge carryin

Banjo Brothers Saddle Trunk Seat Bags - 01033

By Banjo Brothers

$49.99

(465 Reviews)

Model

01033

Store

Cambria Bike

Manufacturer

Banjo Brothers

Detail

The waterproof Saddle Trunk features huge carrying capacity without adding a rack to the bike. Waterproof main compartment Interior aluminum strut, stiff HDPE hull and 4-point strapping controls loads Outer pockets offer easy access to contents Designed to fit on nearly any bike Webbing loop on top for attaching a rain jacket or other gear Item Specifications Color Black Total Volume 400in3 Dimensions 12.5 x 7 x 8.5 Defined Color Black - Part Number: 01033

Category

Accessories

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