Torpedo7 Jetsetter Pro Bike Bag

 
Whether you travel inter-city, inter-island, or international you need something safe and secure to transport your ride right? This bag is designed to carry road, or mountain bikes as far as you are willing to travel.

Constructed of hard-wearing fabric, it features specially shaped separate zippered pockets for your wheels. For added protection it also features a derailleur protector, straps and an internal frame which utilises your own wheel skewers to support and protect your bike. This bag has a shoulder strap as well as a towing handle, and the great thing is that it folds up for storage!
 
Features:

• A soft shaped cycle bag protects your bike
• The Bike Bag is moulded to fit most road, touring and mountain bikes in a secure “locked” in position to reduce damage whilst in transit
• Internal straps and frame secure bike in place
• Rear derailleur protector
• Internal mounting frame
• Separate internal pockets for wheels
• Closed with industrial strength zips
• Strong, integrated rear wheels and swivel lead wheels for ease of carrying
• External Dimensions: Length 1100mm, Height (tallest) 907mm, Depth 460mm widest
• Weight: Approx 10.3kg

 
Very little work is needed to prepare your bike for transit in the Soft Bike Bag making it quick and easy to use. Read the details for your type of bike below:
 
Road:

• Remove the pedals
• Remove the wheels and secure them into the wheel recesses
• With your quick release skewers mount the bike on the frame.

Cross Country Mountain Bike:

• Remove pedals
• Remove the handlebars from their clamp so they can be placed loosely in the case
• Remove the wheels and secure them into the wheel recesses
• With your quick release skewers mount the bike on the frame.

Note for 29er’s
We’ve tested a Large framed Dual Suspension 29er in this case and here are our suggestions to fit:

• If you have a large framed bike you will need to pretty much strip bike back to bare frame
• For best fit, we’d recommend no larger than large/medium bikes unless you’re particularly mechanically inclined
• Remove pedals, handlebars, wheels,
• Tyres and tubes will also need to be removed or deflated on 29” MTB’s