DakineBike Roller Bag
R4,999
About
Our new Bike Roller Bag is loaded with functional, tricked-out features to keep your bike safe while traveling. We started with a bike anchoring system and bag frame structure to ensure a stable ride and plenty of control, making it easy to wheel through crowded areas. Specific pads and a customizable EVA elevate and protect your discs, drivetrain and all sensitive zones. As a bonus, there's even a roll-up tool bag to help with the build, and hold the small parts and extra pedals. Even with its rigid structure, this bag packs down easily when empty, for easy storage between trips or when you get to your destination and it's time to ride. At a full pound lighter than other bags, you can have the freedom to throw in your helmet and some tools without getting hit with a fee at the bag check counter.
Product Features
- 600D Polyester
- Dimensions: 55 x 13 x 34" [140 x 33 x 86cm]
- Weight: 17.75 lbs [8 kg]
- Fits one Downhill, Trail, Far, 29'er, or Road Bike
- Smooth rolling, replaceble urthane wheels
- 360° Padded bike protection with five internal padded sleeves
- Rolls up for compact storage(55"x 14.5 x 18) (140cm x 37 x 46)
- Five upper grab handles
- Lockable YKK #10 main zipper
- Removable Tool Roll for tool and pedals
- 2 Year Limited Warranty
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