Specification
Model | ||
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Model
Alloy - without pannier mounts |
Model
Alloy - with pannier mounts |
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Weight (for fast-release mounting)
894g |
Weight (for fast-release mounting)
968g |
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Weight (for Direct Mount)
834g |
Weight (for Direct Mount)
908g |
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Top Bag Dimensions (width)
160mm (rear) / 128mm (front) |
Top Bag Dimensions (width)
160mm (rear) / 128mm (front) |
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Top Bag Dimensions (length)
430mm |
Top Bag Dimensions (length)
430mm |
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Top Bag Dimensions (height, unrolled)
420mm (rear) / 380mm (front) |
Top Bag Dimensions (height, unrolled)
420mm (rear) / 380mm (front) |
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Maximum Load
9kg |
Maximum Load
27kg |
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Maximum Capacity
20L |
Maximum Capacity
66L |
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Maximum Top Load
9kg |
Maximum Top Load
9kg |
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Maximum Side Load
1.5kg per rivet nut |
Maximum Side Load
9kg (each side) |
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Top Bag Capacity
20L |
Top Bag Capacity
20L |
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Side Bag Capacity
N/A |
Side Bag Capacity
22L (each side) |
* Maximum loads listed for on-road riding. Off-road loads will be lower depending on the severity of the terrain, etc.
**These weights do not include the removable stacking straps (50g) or the removable bag backbone cover (40g)
Fitting FAQs
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Media Reviews
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