Essentials Frame Bag
A sleek 2.35 L frame bag designed specifically to bolt to the MMR top tube. With no straps to rub against your paint or bike shorts, this is the cleanest way to add extra storage to your MMR. Made from heat-welded and environmentally friendly TPU-coated 600-denier polyester, it features two zippered closures: one on the side and one underneath, providing multiple access points. It can even be mounted on top on the MMR top tube and be used as an extra-large top tube bag! This frame bag is ideal for storing extra clothes, gear, spares, and other long-ride essentials. It includes optional silicone-reinforced Velcro straps.
Original: $89.00
-70%$89.00
$26.70Essentials Frame Bag
A sleek 2.35 L frame bag designed specifically to bolt to the MMR top tube. With no straps to rub against your paint or bike shorts, this is the cleanest way to add extra storage to your MMR. Made from heat-welded and environmentally friendly TPU-coated 600-denier polyester, it features two zippered closures: one on the side and one underneath, providing multiple access points. It can even be mounted on top on the MMR top tube and be used as an extra-large top tube bag! This frame bag is ideal for storing extra clothes, gear, spares, and other long-ride essentials. It includes optional silicone-reinforced Velcro straps.
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A sleek 2.35 L frame bag designed specifically to bolt to the MMR top tube. With no straps to rub against your paint or bike shorts, this is the cleanest way to add extra storage to your MMR. Made from heat-welded and environmentally friendly TPU-coated 600-denier polyester, it features two zippered closures: one on the side and one underneath, providing multiple access points. It can even be mounted on top on the MMR top tube and be used as an extra-large top tube bag! This frame bag is ideal for storing extra clothes, gear, spares, and other long-ride essentials. It includes optional silicone-reinforced Velcro straps.
