Ortlieb Back-Roller Cyber

Description

The Ortlieb Back-Roller Cyber is a single, hot pink, fully waterproof & super durable bicycle pannier.

• Limited edition Cyber Pink colourway
• Single bike pannier
• Fully waterproof
• 20L
• Mounts to just about any rear rack

This bicycle pannier bag by Ortlieb is pretty much the standard across the world. You will have seen Ortlieb panniers out there on the roads, because they have been making them for 40 years. And they are pretty much indestructible!

A simple design, with durable construction & replacement parts & accessories available for decades, the Back-Roller is an easy choice if you are considering which bike pannier to buy.

Sold as a single pannier, this fully waterproof, roll-top closure bag comes with a shoulder strap that fastens neatly on the front when you don’t need it. The bag also has a zipppered internal pocket for organising your belongings.

Mounting to your bike’s rack by Ortlieb’s QL2.1 Mounting system, thos pannier is very simple to use. And is supplied with all the hardware you need to fit the bag to your bike, no further accessories required.

The QL2.1 mounting system works by simply lifting the bag by the carry handle, which disengages the lock from your rack and you can drop the bag back on just as easily when you are ready to ride.

Ortlieb’s Back-Roller pannier is definitely their most popular model & we highly recommend them. If you are unsure how they work, or how to fit them to your rack & are local to Melbourne, come on down to our bicycle repair shop in Richmond and we would be happy to demonstrate!

Ortlieb Back-Roller Cyber Features & Specs

• QL2.1 Mounting System (Ortlieb’s most popular)
• IP64 waterproof rating
• Single bike pannier
• Roll closure with securing strap
• Shoulder strap for carrying off-bike
• Integrated inner pocket for organization
• Adjustable hooks to suit any bike rack
• 3M Scotchlite reflectors on the outside of the bag
• Limited Edition ‘Cyber Pink’ colourway, Ortlieb product code: F5538

Confused about Ortlieb panniers? We have written a Blog post explaining how they work & what the differences are between them – check it out here.