Rhinowalk 3in1 rear carrier bag E20665BR 75L red
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Rhinowalk 3in1 rear carrier bag E20665BR 75L red
The Rhinowalk E20665BG is an extremely spacious triple pannier designed to fit on the rear bike rack, ideal for longer trips and everyday use. With a total volume of 75 litres, it offers plenty of space for all your gear, with a design that allows it to be divided into three separately usable sections. The top bag has a large main pocket, a smaller top pocket with a bungee cord to hold additional cargo and a rear pocket with a light holder. The side bags always have one large and one smaller pocket, also equipped with an elastic lock.
Key Features of the Rhinowalk E20665BG Rear Carrier Bag
- Three-piece design with separate use
- Total volume of 75 litres suitable for multi-day trips
- Top bag with light attachment and rubber band for cargo
- Side bags with large and smaller pockets with elasticated fastening
- Durable and waterproof PVC material with raincoat
- Reflective elements for increased driving safety
- Easy attachment with hooks and buckle strap
- Can be carried individually as a backpack or shoulder bag
Versatile use and thoughtful details
Six connecting buckles hold the whole assembly securely together, while two hooks and a buckle strap secure the attachment to the carrier. The bag is made of waterproof PVC material and is equipped with a raincoat for protection in heavy rain. Reflective elements increase visibility and safety when driving. Thanks to the integrated straps, the individual parts can also be worn off the bike - as a backpack or shoulder bag, making this one of the most versatile solutions on the market.
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