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Apidura Backcountry Body Pack full-suspension MTB storage
Oct
Apidura Backcountry Body Pack 1L
c. Apidura
This new small tapered-wedge Backcountry Body Pack was developed to suit a variety of recent mountain bikes, however it should in all probability be most well-suited for full-suspension bikes with shocks that take up a variety of actual property in the primary triangle. For riders which may even have hassle becoming greater than a small bottle of their body, the small Apidura Backcountry Body Pack will seemingly tuck in between the sloping high & down tubes.
Tech particulars
At 6cm vast, 22cm lengthy, and simply over 10cm at its tallest, the 1L body pack primarily presents the identical quantity of storage as most toptube baggage, at a weight of simply 100g. Use it for experience gasoline, a spare tube & mini device, a battery pack for evening using lights, or possibly even a packable rain jacket.
With 3-straps that match into 6 attachment factors, the trapezoidal wedge form is even fully reversible front-to-back to work with each slack or steep body geometries – and suitable with the Backcountry Prime Tube Pack straps.
The body pack is fabricated from the identical sturdy waterproof 420D nylon material and welded-seam building as the remainder of Apidura’s off-road-focused Backcountry bag vary, and encompasses a waterproof zip to get in from each side. It has cable routing ports on each ends, letting you solely pierce the opening for the one you need to use. Inside, moreover the brilliant yellow lining there’s a strap to safe one thing like a pump from bouncing round down the path, and outdoors it will get low-key reflective graphics
Backcountry Body Pack – Pricing & availability
The brand new all-black small 1L Apidura Backcountry Body Pack is obtainable from right now for $65 / £48 / 55€, making it one of the vital reasonably priced baggage they provide. It may be mixed with an entire suite of Backcountry bar & saddle packs for off-road bikepacking journey. Or you may simply use it to get rid of the necessity for a backpack or to unencumber house in your hip pack for shorter rides.
Cory Benson is the EU Tech Editor of Bikerumor.com.
Cory has been writing about mountain bikes, enduro, cyclocross, all-road, gravel bikes & bikepacking for over 25 years, even earlier than the business gave some these names. Previous to Bikerumor, Cory was a working towards Architect specializing in environmental sustainability, has designed bike retailers & bike elements and labored as a motorcycle store mechanic.
Primarily based within the Czech Republic for 15+ years, he’s a technical mountain biker, adventurous gravel rider, brief & medium-haul bikepacker. Cory travels extensively throughout Europe using bikes, assembly with key European product builders, business consultants & tastemakers for an in-depth assessment of what’s new, and what’s coming subsequent.
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