Retrovelo Frame Bag makes cycling even more stylish

The cycling revolution has well and truly hit Australian commuters fed up with traffic. The aptly named Retrovelo has made it even easier to pedal your way to work with the Frame Bag.

It’s bags of style (meant the pun and proud of it) without compromising on usability. The Retrovelo Frame Bag is the ultimate accessory for the professional who chooses to cycle to work. Compatible with any bike that has a top horizontal tube, it wraps around the tube and then straps in for a safe, secure and stylish way to get your gear to work.

The Retrovelo Frame Bag has two A4 sized compartments suitable for both documents and laptops, is made from vegetable tanned aniline coloured cow hide and you can get it in either brown or black. The best part is that, away from the bike, it looks like an other stylish man bag. A must-have accessory for one of those Mojo Bikes we think!

Price: Around $400 based on British price
From:Pedalista Cycles Melbourne
Web: Retrovelo

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