Wolfman Luggage Small Rolie Bag Orange Waterproof New on 2040-parts.com
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Bran New Wolfman Luggage Small Rolie Bag in Orange & Black.
The new Wolfman Rolie Bags offer superior protection against the elements. Allows you to personalize your kit: carry the gear you need the way you like to carry it. Plus, meet your changing needs: Using different mounting options, the Rolie Bag you use as a tail bag today can be mounted on your tank tomorrow. Or used as one of a pair of saddle bags. Same bag. Multi-function.
- Waterproof: Welded seams and roll-top closures not only keep out water, but dust and sand, too
- Durable waterproof vinyl that resists abrasion
- Radio-frequency welded seams - no leaking through stitching
- Roll-top closure with no-wick webbing - what goes in dry stays dry
- Waterproof, dust-proof, sand-proof, mud-proof
- Durable: Built from the same tough, reinforced vinyl that they use in the Expedition Series
- Superior Construction
- Universal Mounting Patch for a wide array of mounting options
- Non-skid, non-scratch pads protect your bike and your luggage from vibration abrasion
- Mounting straps are easily replaceable if they become worn or damaged
- Versatile: Rolie Bags can be mounted like tank bags, as tank panniers, or as rack bags, saddle bags, or seat bags
- Each Rolie Bag comes with basic straps that will allow mounting to a rack or seat or to stack bags. You will need an additional mounting kit to mount to your tank, to most fenders, to Wolf Side Racks, or to use as saddle bags.
- Personal: Mix and match Rolie Bags to suit your needs. Three sizes of bags and a multitude of mounting options allow you to customize the best blend between your bike, the gear you need, and the way you like to carry it
Small Rolie Bag Specifications:
- Capacity: 4.5 liters or 275 cu.in.
- Opening: 4" x 7"
- Approximate rolled Height 10.5"
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