Short description: The Basil Bohème is a double pannier made of water-repellent polyester. This cheerful pannier for the back of the bicycle is available in charcoal.
Electric bicycle, city bicycle, city-trekking bicycle
With the Basil Bohème, you get a contemporary double pannier for your bicycle. These unique Basil panniers are made of water-repellent polyester and are available in a charcoal colour. The bags stand out thanks to the artificial leather details that give the whole thing an artistic look. With a total capacity of 35 litres, you can store all your groceries or other items. You can store things safely in your panniers thanks to a cord that keeps your groceries in place. The Basil Bohème comes with a pre-assembled MIK adapter plate (70171), which can easily be clicked into a MIK system carrier or MIK carrier plate. This makes the Bohème double pannier suitable for MIK system carriers and carrier plates. The reflective details on all sides make you more visible when riding in the dark.
Features
Trendy design
Includes pre-assembled MIK adapter plate
Suitable for the MIK system carrier or carrier plates
Electric bicycle, city bicycle, city-trekking bicycle
Activity:
Groceries, go out
Material:
Polyester
Color:
Black
System:
MIK Adapterplate 70171 (included)
Also suitable for:
Non applicable
Usage:
Luggage carrier
Additional compartment for:
Non applicable
Closure main compartment:
Buckle
Laptop compartment:
No
Side pocket(s):
No
Front pocket(s):
No
Anti-theft:
No
Waterproof:
Water-repellent
Fasteners compatible:
No
Removable:
Removable by means of MIK system
Handle:
Yes
Carrying capacity :
10 kg total, with a maximum of 5 kg per bag
Warranty:
2 years, by the shop from where you purchased the product
Inner pocket:
No
Spread the cycling joy
Since 1976 we strive to make you enjoy your bike even more. We do this with the self-developed bicycle baskets and bicycle bags. With a complete collection of bicycle baskets, bags and accessories to suit your personal needs and style, Basil now makes more people happy.
