SL1283 Leather Tank Bag Parcel Grid /clear pocket
- Regular price
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¥50,600 JPY
- Sale price
- ¥50,600 JPY
- Regular price
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A collaborative item by Ace Classics London, a Triumph specialist based in London, and Sunday Morning Motorcycle Club.
This tank bag is designed for Triumph motorcycles equipped with parcel grids (tank carriers) from the late 1940s through the mid-1960s.
The front features a transparent PVC pocket, allowing maps or smartphones to be easily viewed while on the move.
The exterior is made from vegetable-tanned Tochigi leather, while the interior is lined with abrasion-resistant nylon.
Between the outer leather and the lining, a 5mm layer of urethane foam is combined with a rigid core material, providing protection for the contents of the bag and helping to prevent tools or other items from scratching the fuel tank.
Size
W16×H23.5×D8㎝
Material
cow leather
nylon
PVC
Attention
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Leather goods
- The leather we use is natural leather. We do not use hides with damage that could lead to tears or splits, but scars and wrinkles already in the leather are kept as a characteristic of the material. Color, thickness, and texture also vary from piece to piece, even in the same leather.
- Please note that water can cause stains and color transfer.
Canvas products
- Painted areas may transfer color if rubbed or exposed to water. Please take care.
Products using brass
- Because of the nature of brass, some areas may look dull from the making process.
- We use solid brass, which develops a patina with use. Please enjoy this as part of how the material ages.
- To remove tarnish from brass, use a silver polishing cloth. Please try it on an inconspicuous area first.
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