Built for long - distance e - bike adventures! The E - Explorer Trunk Bag is a specialized carrier for e - bike spare batteries. Crafted from rigid EVA foam and Polyethylene, it offers great structure, top - notch impact absorption, and water resistance. Its expandable top and side panels can turn into full - fledged panniers, giving you maximum storage space. Grip straps hold your spare e - bike battery securely, while 3M™ reflective strips and an attachable rear light MOLLE - compatible strap boost safety. Compatible with Topeak’s MTX QuickTrack 2.0 racks, it also has enough room for extra gear for your eMTB trips. Specifications: One compartment, 26 L (1590 ci) capacity. Can fit batteries within 42 x 10 x 11 cm (16.5” x 3.9” x 4.3”). Insulated with rigid EVA foam. Made of Polyethylene and engineering - grade polymer. Attaches via the MTX QuickTrack® 2.0 system with side panels and 3 extra hook - and - loop fasteners, also works with TetraRack M2L. Max load depends on rack rating. Measures 43.4 x 29.4 x 23.7 cm (17.1” x 11.6” x 9.3”) and weighs 1217 g (2.68 lb). Comes with a carrying handle, 3M reflective strips, a MOLLE - compatible strap for a safety light, and an extra strap for the rack. Compatible E - bike Batteries: Bosch PowerPack 300/400/500 WH (2.9 - 3.5kg), Shimano Steps E8000 418/540/630 WH (2.9 - 3.5kg), Yamaha 400/500 WH (2.9kg), Brose 630 WH (3.5kg).
Using your E - Explorer E - Bike Trunk Bag is easy. First, if you're using it to carry a spare battery, make sure it's within the specified dimensions and place it inside. Then use the grip straps to secure the battery firmly. If you need more space, expand the top section and the side panels to turn them into panniers. Attach the bag to your Topeak’s MTX QuickTrack 2.0 rack or TetraRack M2L using the provided attachment system and fasteners. You can also use the MOLLE - compatible strap to attach a safety light for better visibility. When it comes to maintenance, keep the bag clean by wiping it with a damp cloth. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures as it may damage the EVA foam and Polyethylene materials. Also, always check the rack's max load rating and don't exceed it when loading the bag with gear.
