APIDURA Backcountry Handlebar Pack 7L

The APIDURA Backcountry Handlebar Pack 7L is a lightweight and durable handlebar bag designed for mountain biking, bikepacking, and off-road routes. Its 7-liter volume is suitable for short trips, weekend adventures, and racing. Mounted to the front of the bike, it helps balance the load for steep climbs and technical descents.

The bag is made from Hexalon, a lightweight, waterproof laminate consisting of TPU, nylon, and PU. Abrasion-resistant panels reinforce areas prone to friction during mountain bike rides. Radio-frequency welded seams create a waterproof construction. For full waterproof protection, the roll-top closures must be rolled at least three times.

The dual roll-top closures allow the volume to be adjusted based on the amount of gear carried. An air release valve facilitates compression after loading, while an external elastic cord allows for securing additional gear.

Two Hypalon-reinforced Velcro straps secure the bag to the handlebars, and a third Hypalon-reinforced strap attaches around the head tube. This system limits bag movement on uneven terrain. The APIDURA Backcountry Accessory Pocket can be added to increase storage capacity. Reflective elements improve visibility in low-light conditions.

Features

• Use: Mountain biking, bikepacking, weekend trips, and racing.

• Volume: 7 L.

• Load-adjustable capacity.

• Compatible with APIDURA Backcountry Accessory Pocket.

• Main material: Hexalon made of TPU, nylon, and PU.

• PFAS and PFC-free materials.

• Abrasion-resistant panels.

• Waterproof construction with radio-frequency welded seams.

• Roll-top closures must be rolled at least three times for complete waterproofing.

• Main compartment.

• Dual roll-top closure with quick-release buckles.

• Air release valve for easy compression.

• External elastic cord for extra storage.

• Two Hypalon-reinforced Velcro straps for the handlebars.

• One Hypalon-reinforced Velcro strap for the head tube.

• Anti-movement attachment system.

• Reflective elements.