Topeak TriBox Fastfuel Hardshell Top tube Storage Case, bolt on or strap mount

The Topeak TriBox Fastfuel is an aerodynamic top tube fuel box. Its smart design cuts down on wind drag and stops it from hitting your legs. You can mount it using built - in top tube integrated bosses or secure scratch - free straps. The large opening makes it a breeze to grab energy bars, gels, or other energy items. It's a great fit for triathlon, time trial, and road bikes. Here are its key features: 1. Mounts on the top tube of a triathlon frame with built - in bosses. 2. Can be attached to a frame top tube (ø33 - ø72 mm) using two secure scratch - free straps with 3 possible mounting positions. 3. The aerodynamic shape reduces wind drag and keeps it from touching your legs. 4. The uniquely designed shell lets cables run straight through to the top tube. 5. The soft and flexible TPR material gives you easy access to energy bars, gels, and supplies. Technical details: Capacity is 0.65L / 40 ci, enough for 6 - 8 gel packs. Made of TPR / Engineering grade polymer. Mounting options include a triathlon top tube frame mount with integrated bosses and road - style straps on the frame top tube. Fits top tube diameters from ø33 - ø72 mm. It has secure scratch - free straps and 3M™ transparent protective film. Dimensions are 26.7 x 6.3 x 4.9 cm / 10.5” x 2.5” x 1.9”, and it weighs 207 g / 7.30 oz (with straps).

Using the Topeak TriBox Fastfuel is easy. First, decide how you want to mount it. If you have a triathlon bike with built - in mounting bosses on the top tube, use them to attach the case. For other bikes, use the two secure scratch - free straps. You can choose from 3 different mounting positions to find the best fit. Open the large opening to put in your energy bars, gels, or other energy items. When you're riding and need a snack, it's right there for quick access. Remember, the shell is designed to let cables run through, so don't block that path. As for maintenance, keep it clean by wiping it down with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the TPR or the 3M™ transparent protective film. Also, make sure the straps are tight and in good condition before each ride. And always check the fit on your bike's top tube to ensure it doesn't move around while you're riding.