Brand Topeak Model 63009807 Details Lowest Price ($68.99)

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Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EXP Bicycle Trunk Bag with Rigid Molded Panels
Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EXP Bicycle Trunk Bag with Rigid Molded Panels – Features
Large capacity MTX trunkbag constructed using TopeakÆs new process that combines rigid EVA foam panels w/ 420D nylon for greater rigidity and water repellency. Compatible w/ all Topeak MTX Quick-Track rack systems. Features: divided main compartment ; two side panels w/ expandable panniers; shoulder strap, 3M reflective stripe. MTX Pannier Side Frame required for use w/ MTX Beam racks
Expandable bike bag with divided main compartment and expandable top
2 side panels with expandable panniers add even more storage space
420-denier nylon construction with rigid molded side panels
Shoulder strap for easy carrying; RedLite clip and elastic top bungees

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Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EXP Bicycle Trunk Bag with Rigid Molded Panels – Reviews

I recently purchased a Topeak MTX Trunk Bag to go on the Topeak Bike Rack that I also purchased at Amazon.com. The trunk bag snaps securely onto the bike rack. I purchased these items for my son in college to commute to his classes on campus. The MTX bag holds his books and other personal items to get through a full roster of classes. Topeak MTX Trunk Bag DX Bicycle Trunk Bag with Rigid Molded PanelsTopeak Explorer Bike Rack

Tammy

The rack is interesting and well designed because it mates perfectly with the Topeak Explorer rack. What I mean is that the bag has a hard plastic spine on the bottom that integrates itself with the Explorer bike rack. The bike rack and bag are like puzzle pieces that slide together and interlock perfectly. The rack is set up so that the bag can be removed and carried with you (shoulder strap included) quickly and easily, and when ready to ride, snapped securely back into place. The bag has the fold up pannier sides for a very versatile and compact cargo unit that can handle locks, food, shoes, and other miscellaneous stuff. I chose the model with the rigid sides because some of the earlier models with soft sides deformed when the pannier bags carried heavier loads. It seemed a reasonable upgrade and worth the price difference. I haven’t yet really tested the load limits, but so far it has been able to handle everything I have needed for day trips on the streets and trail.

MrBoules

If that is the question, the answer is Topeak! I got this bag over the holidays. I use it with my Topeak Explorer rack and love the MTX system. Very convenient. I use the bag for commuting. I find that I can almost always fit everything I need for work (lunch, change of clothes, wallet, ID, etc.) in the main compartment and one of the panniers. That’s great b/c it leaves the other pannier available for those quick grocery stops on the way home or to carry home goods from Amazon delivered to work. I can also still easily bungee cord bulkier items (fleece jacket, e.g.) over the top, too. All in all, a GREAT commuter rack trunk.

The panniers fold up and away nicely if you just want a truck and no panniers, which has been my usual configuration for weekend rides.

It’s solidly constructed and the zippers and seams have already held up remarkably well to some abuse. I got a rain cover for it, but have only used it when it’s REALLY pouring down, b/c for a passing shower, this bag is
Wrath

This system is excellent, I can carry everything I need to day commute and have extra room to boot, be careful when ordering as there are several parts to the whole system. The system is durable and easy to install!

packerbacker(USA)


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