Challenge Tool Bag | By Brooks

Another stylish bike accessory by Brooks England, a brand known throughout the cycling world for the quality of its leather saddles. The Challenge Tool Bag was designed to fit to the rear of a saddle bearing bag loops, it features two buckles that fasten the bag to the saddle and a strap that encircles the the bag ensuring the tools are secure and don´t rattle during transit. Made from 100% vegetable tanned leather and available in several colors. Available in Europe here

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