Developed to carry the small essentials you need for any gravel adventure the PRO Discover Team Saddle Bag is the ideal bag to have permanently strapped to your gravel bike. Upgrade and outperform with the PRO Discover Team Saddle Bag. Designed to hold the small items you are likely to need for any gravel adventure – like puncture repair accessories, a spare tube and a mini tool – it can be stocked and left attached to your gravel bike for when you need its contents. Thanks to its waterproof construction and roll-style closer system it keeps its contents dry and can be compressed down to a compact size should you not need to fill its entire 600-millilitre capacity.
Highlights
Saddle bag for gravel riding
600ml capacity
Waterproof construction
Roll-style closure system
Adjustable Velcro straps for attaching to all saddle types
Reflective details for increased visibility
All bikes and accessories on our website are available for purchase through your Employers Bike to Work Scheme.
You can save between 32% and 52% by buying your bike through the scheme.
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO DO?
Add the bike/accessories to your shopping cart.
At the payment page choose “Pay later with Bike To Work”.
This will reserve the bike for you, free of charge, and you will receive a quotation for your selection by email.
You can then use the quote details to complete your application on your employers Bike To Work or TravelHub portal.
We always advise customers to use the Bike To Work Scheme for bike and accessory payments, to save up to 52%. However, if your bike package is above €1250 for standard bikes or above €1500 for Ebikes, Cycle Solutions, can offer you split payments on the balance through Klarna. This means you get the full benefit of the Bike To Work Scheme and also 4 interest free monthly payments to spread the remaining cost. If you cannot apply using the Bike To Work Scheme you can use Klarna for the full value of the bike and accessories and pay over 4 months, interest free. Contact us on sales@cycleways.com for more information.
