Jandd Rack Bag Economy Black - NEW

Description

Jandd Rack Bag Economy Black - NEW
Original MSRP = .99
(new old stock. item has original tags, never used or mounted. may have some scuffs on the bottom from shop wear)
Description from the Manufacturer:
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The Rear Pack Economy is a simpler version of our time tested Rear Rack Pack I. The economy has a flat top pocket, and uses 2lb foam to save cost. Its solid construction reflects our attention to detail, including fully taped seams and Hydrothane water repellent coating. The main compartment opens via a fully storm-flapped zipper. Its solid construction reflects our attention to detail, including fully taped seams and Hydrothane water repellent coating. The main compartment opens via a fully storm-flapped zipper.The Rack Pack Economy can be solidly anchored to any rack by its four vertical hook and loop straps (triple stitched for strength) and by a webbing strap that attaches to the center mud flap at the front of the rack. For after-dark safety there's a strip of 3M Scotchlite Reflective Material at the rear of the bag with an unattached section where a clip-on light can be positioned.
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Specifications:
Volume: 405 ci/ 6.67 ltr
Dimensions: 6.25x11.5x6 (in) 16.5x29x15 (cm)
Weight: 12 oz/ 337g
Material: Dupont Cordura®
Your purchase helps us donate bikes to those in need of transportation and mobility.
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