Description
The 1.5 Liter Waterproof TPU Bike Top Tube Bag -K30 is offered by Rhinowalk for riders and customers who need the specific function and fit shown in the product images. Review the selected option, included contents and compatibility information before ordering.
Choose the correct option
Your order includes the selected variant only. Other bags, bicycles, motorcycles, tools and display props are not included unless the listing explicitly says otherwise.
Fit and use
Compare the dimensions and mounting points shown in the product images with your bicycle. Confirm tire, cable, control and pedaling clearance before riding.
Cycling, commuting, touring or bikepacking according to the selected product and fit.
Water-resistance note
Follow the closure and installation instructions shown in the product images. Water resistance applies only when the product is closed and used correctly; do not treat it as suitable for prolonged submersion.
Product information
Waterproof & Durable: This bag is made of TPU material and is 3D integrally molded. Benefit from the excellent performance of TPU, high mechanical strength, TPU material has outstanding carrying capacity, excellent elasticity, impact resistance and shock absorption performance. Even in the harsh outdoor conditions, this bag can be waterproof and wear-resistant. Easy to Open Design: High seamed zippers can withstand heavy rain, zippers are connected by a high quality nylon cable, This make it easier for you to get your goods. Stable & Anti-Attrition: We are using three adjust rail systems to keep the bag in place. The straps are long enough to snug it down tight against the front tube and top tube. They are made of non-slip soft leather to reduce friction on the bike tube. Perfect Fit: This bag has a shape body. It's only 2.8 inches wide and perfect fit your bike frame. Your legs won't touch it at all while pedalling. Optimal Storage Place for Small Items: The main compartment is 9.1" x 2.8" x 3.9". It fits small essential items like a cell phone or a wallet.
