VAUDE - Aqua Back Single Bike Bag - Fango
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Vaude Aqua Back Single Bike Bag
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FangoFeatures
Features
QMR (Quick Mount Release) 2.0 Eco – attachment system made predominantly from recycled polyamide
Hard Back 2.0 Eco – Hardshell back made from salvaged automotive plastic components
PVC Free – robust and durable without PVC
Waterproof hf-welding
Specifications
- Product Height4.500 inchesProduct Width24.000 inchesProduct Depth24.000 inchesProduct Weight2.7 pounds
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