ULAC Neo Porter Coursier GT Max Handlebar Roll 4.2L

ULAC Neo Porter Coursier GT Max Handlebar Roll – 4.2L

The ULAC Neo Porter Coursier GT Max Handlebar Roll (4.2L) is a premium, weather-resistant handlebar bag built for adventure, touring, and everyday riding. With its generous 4.2-litre capacity, it offers ample storage for essentials like a jacket, tools, snacks, and tech gear — all while maintaining a sleek, low-profile design that complements any bike setup.

Crafted from 1000D ballistic nylon and equipped with a waterproof YKK zipper, the Coursier GT Max is designed to handle demanding conditions on and off the road. Its semi-rigid construction keeps the bag’s shape even when empty, while adjustable Velcro straps ensure a secure and stable fit on a wide range of handlebars — including drop and flat bars. Reflective accents boost visibility, making it perfect for commuters and endurance riders alike.

Features

• Spacious 4.2 L capacity – ideal for tools, apparel, and ride essentials
• Durable 1000D ballistic nylon with water-resistant coating
• Waterproof YKK zipper for reliable weather protection
• Adjustable Velcro straps fit most handlebars, including drop and flat bars
• Reinforced internal structure maintains shape when empty
• Internal mesh pocket for small item organisation
• Reflective ULAC logo for enhanced night visibility
• Lightweight, minimalist design for balanced handling

Specifications

Capacity: 4.2 L

Material: 1000D ballistic nylon with waterproof coating

Zipper: Waterproof YKK

Mounting: Adjustable dual Velcro straps (fits most handlebars)

Dimensions: 280 mm × 140 mm × 120 mm

Weight: Approx. 220 g

Colour: Onyx Black

Weather Resistance: Water-resistant

Use & Notes

The ULAC Neo Porter Coursier GT Max Handlebar Roll is ideal for long rides, gravel adventures, or all-weather commuting. With its robust construction and sleek look, it’s a practical, stylish upgrade for riders who need extra space up front without adding bulk — part of ULAC’s versatile Neo Porter collection built for the modern explorer.