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KlickFix GTA luggage carrier adapter plate

€43,50
€43,50
€43,50 - €43,50
Current price €43,50
Original price €43,50 - Original price €43,50
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5-10 days delivery time
Color: Black
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The Klickfix luggage carrier adapter forms a flat loading surface and serves as a mounting plate for boxes, bags and baskets. All attachments can be locked with a lock. The adapter plate is screwed onto the luggage carrier (up to a maximum width of 14.5 cm) with two sturdy brackets.

The box, top case or basket are simply clicked in from above. (The Unix Reano bicycle basket with the Topklip system is not compatible!) If required, two additional bags can be hung in the side slots.

The load must not exceed 3x10 kg (top, left side and right side).

Features

Maße
145 x 310 x 19 mm
Belastung
max. 30kg
Farbe
schwarz
Befestigung
über zwei Brücken bis max. 14,5 cm Breite
Passend für
Himalaya Equipped, Palermo Equipped, Milano und Ibiza

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