Expedition Handlebar Pack
£100.00
Expedition Handlebar Pack
Expedition Handlebar Pack
Description
Ideal for carrying lightweight, compressible kit, the Expedition Handlebar Pack is a handy partner for long-distance road bike tours, weekend trips, or even a daily ride to work.
Eliminating the need for a bulky front rack, the bag fastens to handlebars with a reinforced attachment system that adds stability while improving handling and preventing abrasion. Dual roll-top closure keeps the contents secure, while allowing flexible packing capacity. A hands-free air release vent makes compressing the bag hassle-free, while welded seams ensure that contents stay dry in all conditions.
The handlebar bag is available in two sizes: the 14L version is ideal for long haul touring, while the 9L is well suited for endurance road racing and randonneuring. While excellent as a standalone bag, it’s possible to expand it with an Accessory Pack that provides a handy pocket for food and electronics.
technical
Materials
The handlebar bag is cut from a three-layer laminate fabric that was developed specifically for Apidura. The material is lightweight, and is highly resistant to tears and abrasion. Notably, it’s welded together at the seams, creating a watertight seal that ensures complete waterproofing.
The handlebar bag’s attachment points are reinforced with Hypalon, a rubberised nylon used to provide extra protection against friction and abrasion. For the straps, we’ve chosen Woojin buckles for their strength and reliability.
Care
Wash the handlebar bag by hand, using a mild diluted soap if necessary. Afterwards, let it air dry.
Do not machine wash, machine dry, or iron.
Expedition Handlebar Pack FEATURES
Specifications
Compatibility
9L
14L
weight:250 g
weight:275 g
For road bikes with standard drop handlebars, we typically recommend the Expedition Handlebar Pack 9L. The Expedition Handlebar Pack 14L is best suited to large gravel bikes with flared handlebars.
Measure horizontal clearance from the innermost position of your shift levers.
Measure vertical clearance from the bottom of your handlebar to the top of your tire.
Both minimum required distances are indicated on the diagram.
9L
14L
The weather was about as grim as I could imagine. In the end I needed space for three pairs of gloves, some mid-weight knit wool gloves, neoprene fly fishing gloves, and a heavy pair of leather chore gloves, affectionately known as the tractor mitts.
