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LEZYNE M-Caddy Bike Repair Kit

$69.99
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Product Information

ASINB00O2B3AVE
CategoryElectronics
MerchantAmazon Global Store UK

About this item

  • ALL-IN-ONE REPAIR KIT UNDER THE SADDLE - The M-Caddy Sport Kit bundles essential on-the-go bike repair tools - RAP II-6 multi-tool, Smart Kit tire repair, Matrix levers, and Sport Drive HP pump with frame mount - organized under your saddle for quick access during rides
  • DURABLE AND ORGANIZED SADDLE BAG DESIGN - Crafted from tough woven nylon, the medium wedge-shaped bag features labeled internal pockets and a sub-compartment for a multi-tool or phone; Velcro straps secure it to saddle rails and seatpost, keeping gear organized and accessible
  • ENHANCED VISIBILITY AND WEATHER PROTECTION - With reflective logos and tail light loop for nighttime visibility and a water-resistant zipper with large pull loop, the M-Caddy ensures your kit stays secure and dry in varying weather and low-light conditions
  • COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT, AND TRAVEL-READY - Weighing just 274 g and measuring roughly 140 × 110 × 65 mm, this compact bag tucks neatly under the saddle without adding bulk, making it ideal for everyday commutes or weekend adventures
  • PUMP & TOOL PERFORMANCE YOU CAN COUNT ON - The included Sport Drive HP hand pump (ABS Flex Hose, up to 120 PSI/8.3 bar) and the RAP II-6 multi-tool (hex, Torx, Phillips bits, anti-corrosion treated) ensure you're equipped for efficient tire inflation and repairs wherever your ride takes you

Product Description

Lezyne was founded on march 1St, 2007, by industry icon micki kozuschek and other industry partners. A former professional triathlete, kozuschek is native to Germany. In the Prime of his athletic career, kozuschek began max cycles and brought affordable, high-quality bicycles and clothing to the German market. Shortly after moving to the USA, kozuschek founded truvativ, which grew to become a leading manufacturer of OEM and aftermarket cycling components. In 2004, kozuschek sold truvativ to SRAM and began a two-year break from the cycling industry to focus on building his dream home and spending time with his family.

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