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Moloko Adjunct

Surly

$68.00

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Moloko Adjunct Personal Effects Receptacle is made from urethane-coated nylon canvas and designed to fit in the center of the Surly Moloko Bar. It has space for essentials and can easily be accessed while riding.

  • Constructed from urethane-coated nylon canvas to provide water-resistant protection
  • Elastic cord on top snuggly secures extraneous loose items like wrappers or gloves
  • Integrated light port allows a battery cord to pass through
  • Dimensions: 254 x 90 x 90mm
Color
Black
Weight
161
Waterproof
No
Total Volume
122.5
Defined Color
Black
Primary Material
1050D Nylon with urethane coating
Attachment Method
Straps
Number of Compartments
One

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