Basil Portland Front Carrier Aluminum - Black

Name: Hollandbikeshop.com
Address: Molenweer 22, Wateringen, 2291NR, NL
Telephone: +31 (0)70 - 300 00 44

EAN 8715019504105
Brand: Basil
Product Model: 528678

In Stock +/- 2 Business Days

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The Basil Portland Front Carrier is suitable for load up to 10 kilo, so this solid front luggage carrier can carry your luggage or that heavy bag without any problem.
With its beautiful vintage look and raised edge it even makes your bike look a lot better.
This narrow front luggage for on the front side of the bicycle is suitable for 26 inch and 28 inch bikes.
With the convenient crown piece assembly you can easily mount it to the front side of your bike.
The fork bracket fits 12 mm/13 mm axles.

Specifications:
- Basil Portland Front luggage carrier
- Material: Aluminium
- Suitable for bikes of 26/28 inch
- Loading capacity: Max. 10 kilo
- Can be mounted on the crown piece and front axle
- Carrier surface: L40,5 x D30,0 cm
- Fork bracket is suitable for 12 mm/13 mm axles
- Equipped with (detachable) drawcord
- Color: Matt Black

Basil is a unique and highly experienced producer of multipurpose, contemporary bicycle baskets, bicycle panniers, luggage carriers, accessories for bicycle seats, seat covers, rain covers and umbrellas in various product lines.

All Basil products have been perfected down to the smallest detail and are characterized by new applications based on (unspoken) consumer needs as well as a daring, trendy design.
This is how Basil got its reputation as a company that touches and moves customers; a reputation that is reinforced by Basil products stimulating bicycle usage, making Basil an example of corporate social responsibility.

In 2009, appreciation for Basil and its products was shown from various sides.
The most recent example of public approval for Basil was the Eurobike Award, which Basil received for its Basil d’Azur product line of practical and tough-looking panniers, fashioned in a beach club style.

The award was presented in September during the annual international bicycle industry fair, Eurobike, held in Friedrichshafen, Germany.