Brand new Restrap frame bag - large

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Brand new Restrap frame bag - large

Post by AlanW » 02 Oct 2024 08:24

I purchased this from Merlin Cycles on the 3rd July this year for £80.99 Needles to say that it is brand new and has not been used!
Ideally its for frames 56cm upwards, but it may fit a 54cm frame, but it all depends on the length of the top tube.
I already own a medium Restrap frame bag, but I was convinced that the large would give me that extra litre of carrying capacity. Ignoring the fact that the Restrap web site measurements suggested that it would not provide the best fit I still went ahead and purchased it! To be fair, it does fit my 54cm frame but its just a fraction to long so the material tends to "ruck" a little bit in the middle. Yes I know, I should have taken note what Restrap suggested.....doh!!
Made in the UK and carries a lifetime warranty against faulty workmanship.
Sell for £70

This is it fitted to my 54cm frame, as you can see, annoyingly its just that little bit to long :oops:
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Re: Brand new Restrap frame bag - large

Post by AlanW » 11 Nov 2024 11:08

Just to give a bump up to as its still for sale
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Re: Brand new Restrap frame bag - large

Post by AlanW » 28 May 2025 18:09

Price drop to £50, ideal for the pending Weston weekend 😉
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