Abus Halter SH SF / Bordo Saddlefix+raincap
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Abus Halter SH SF / Bordo Saddlefix+raincap
ABUS holder SH SF Bordo - Saddlefix + Raincap Many cyclists ask themselves the same question: Where to put the bike lock while riding? ABUS offers suitable holders for bike locks that can be permanently mounted on the frame or luggage rack. This means you always have your lock to hand. The brackets for folding locks are usually mounted on the frame. With the Sattlefix adapter, you now have the option of attaching your folding lock mount to the saddle. To do this, attach the Saddlefix lock holder to the underside of the saddle. You can then attach your existing holder for the Bordo 5700, Bordo 6000 or Bordo 6500 to it. Now you no longer need to attach your lock holder to the frame with straps, but can store it underneath the bike saddle, saving space and making it practical. The supplied rain cap for your Bordo folding lock protects it from rain and dirt.
Product details
- Optimal for:
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- Cycling
- Weight:
- 121g
- Features:
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- SADDLEFIX: Construction for mounting on the back of a bicycle saddle - this adapter can be used to attach Bordo lock holders to the saddle
- COMPATIBILITY: Adapter is suitable for the SH 5700, SH 6000 and SH 6500 holders
- RAINCAP: A rain cover for the folding locks is included in the scope of delivery - it offers protection against dirt and water
- Universal adapter for space-saving attachment of various BORDO™ locks to the struts of the saddle
- The desired BORDO™ can be attached to the adapter together with the corresponding holder
- A rain cap as splash and weather protection for the BORDO™ is included in the scope of delivery
- The perforation of the adapter is similar to that of a water bottle holder, so that this or the SportFlex could also be attached to the adapter
- Screws are included in the scope of delivery
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