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Brompton C Bag
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A larger messenger-style bag with a Velcro-and buckle-fastened flap. The comfortable padded shoulder strap secures neatly when the bag is fitted to the bike. A multitude of pockets finished with water resistant zips keep those small essentials safe and dry and a bright lining means an end to searching for small items in the dark recesses of your bag.

Capacity 25 litres. Dimensions 420w x 300h x 170d; comes supplied with a shoulder strap and high-vis rainproof cover.

Price includes the frame but not the front block.
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