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48-Piece Reflective Bike Spoke Covers
$22.19
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Insulated main compartment keeps beverages cold for hours
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High-sensitivity TPU window for seamless GPS navigation
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Universal 3-point strap system fits road, mountain, and e-bikes
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Reflective safety accents for improved visibility in low light
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Internal mesh organizers for keys, cards, and repair kits
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Hard-Shell Protection
Impact resistant design
Weather Sealed
Water-resistant zippers
Fast Install
No tools required
Nav-Ready
High-sensitivity TPU
Live purchase
48-Piece Reflective Bike Spoke Covers
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48-Piece Reflective Bike Spoke Covers
$22.19
Weatherproof
Sealed against rain and dust
Pro Grade
Durable 600D construction
Universal Fit
Works on any bike frame
Insulated
Keeps drinks cold longer
Rider Tested
8,200+ satisfied customers
Built To Last
Sustainable heavy-duty fabric
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about your new gear
Yes. The YMNHNB Handlebar Bag uses extra-long adjustable Velcro straps designed to wrap securely around any standard or oversized tube diameter.
The TPU window is designed for touch sensitivity; however, Face ID may vary depending on lighting and angle. We recommend using a passcode or fingerprint sensor for the best experience while riding.
The bag features 600D water-resistant fabric and sealed zippers. It will protect your gear from heavy rain and splashes, though it is not designed for full submersion.
Absolutely. The thermal PE lining is designed to maintain temperature for both cold beverages and hot snacks for several hours.
The modular strap system allows you to position the bag behind or in front of your cables on most setups, ensuring no interference with your braking or shifting.
I've tried a dozen handlebar bags and they all sagged onto my front tire. The YMNHNB stays exactly where I put it, even with a full 3L load. The insulation actually works - my Gatorade stayed cold for a 2-hour ride in the Phoenix sun.
Christopher Evans