UPDATE:  One NOS camo bag from the vault.  Spent 99% of its life in a display case and its time to find its forever home on the front of your bike

You can read about all of the details on our .  This product listing is for the pre-sales on bags that have a projected delivery of mid April.  These bags will be made in batches of fifteen to twenty this year.  Lead time on each batch will be about 6-8 weeks.  Based on current interest I am thinking that the batches will likely sell through in about a week (just an estimate based on past spring sales, and a good reason not to think and wait too long) I will update the listing and inventory status as things move along.  If it shows as available then the presale is on.

This collaboration project with has been in the works for well over a year now.  With testing complete I am more than confident that the time is right to get these out into the world.  The bag bridges that gap between a tall rando style front bag and a full sized Porteur bag.  By Rando Bag standards this is a huge bag.  It is both tall and wide.  Wide enough to fit 1 dozen eggs, and deep enough front to back to fit a second dozen as needed.  Overall dimensions of the main compartment are 28cm tall x 21cm deep x 30 cm wide.  There is 37cm of space between the inside faces of my break hoods, while I do not have any problems with finger rub, I would not use the bag if yours are any narrower.

There will be some minor revisions to the final production version of the bag to improve the detailing, but the pictures show the finished product that is 99% of what you will get.  The basic bag will have a gray body and pockets with trim options in Navy Blue, Red and Yellow.  There will be an upgrade option for what I am calling a Harlequin bag inspired by the color combinations in customer .  This will have a bit of gray, navy, red and yellow (possibly orange too).  I like having fun with colors, and the Harlequin will go with all of the existing Rambler color ways.

The bag will need a traditional styled rando rack to support the bottom, as well as an upper support or decaleur.  Neither of these items are included in the price of this bag.  We are working on the pannier based hardware system shown on the prototype bag, but it is not yet ready for market.