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Dowco Iron Rider Motorcycle Weekender Sissy Bar Luggage Bag #04880 Nwt on 2040-parts.com

US $149.99
Location:

Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States

Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States
Condition:New Brand:Dowco Manufacturer Part Number:04880

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DOWCO IRON RIDER #04880 WEEKENDER SISSY BAR BAG


Water-resistant zipper throughout

  • 1680D polyester construction; abrasion resistant non-slip material on bottom of bag
  • Thermoformed EVA lid for added stability and security
  • Internal protective storage sleeve for laptop
  • Black reflective piping for safety at night
  • Soft-lined waterproof sunglasses storage pocket
  • Large front pocket with multiple storage pockets
  • Hidden backpack straps to easily convert to backpack
  • Reinforced carrying handle
  • Four external side pockets
  • Proven Iron Rider mounting system with external D-rings for added functionality and mounting options
  • Two snap shackles hooks for quick access
  • Includes rain cover
  • 29 liter capacity
  • Dimensions: 7" x 19" x 13.5"

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