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MADE OF LIGHTWEIGHT WATER RESISTANT NYLON MATERIAL
UNIVERSAL FIT FOR ALL BRANDS AND MODELS
ROLLS UP SMALL ENOUGH TO FIT INTO STORAGE COMPARTMENT OR A WINDSHIELD BAG SO IT IS PERFECT FOR OVERNIGHT TRIPS
STORAGE POUCH INCLUDED
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