Granite Rockband Mountain Bike Frame Carrier Strap
Granite Rockband Mountain Bike Frame Carrier Strap
Description
The Rockband is a 45 cm hook-and-loop strap that holds a spare tube, CO2 and tools on your frame. Load your gear into the inner band, wrap the strap around a frame tube, and cinch it down.
A secondary inner band grips your kit first, then the outer hook-and-loop wraps it to the bike, and a grippy inner face keeps it from sliding, so nothing drops or scratches the frame. 23 g of polypropylene webbing, no buckle to break, and it swaps between bikes in seconds.
It wraps any round frame tube on a mountain, gravel, road or BMX bike, and comes in eleven colours. Want a longer strap or a printed pattern? See the Rockband+.
Ride without a pack
Your spare tube and tools ride on the frame, not on your back. It stays put through mud and rough ground, so there is no bag to bounce and nothing to forget.
A band that won't let go
The inner band holds your kit before the outer strap wraps the frame. Two points of grip mean the tube can't slide out and the strap can't rattle loose.
  Feature
Wraps any frame tube
No mount and no bolts. The strap wraps a down tube, top tube or seat tube on almost any bike and cinches down with hook-and-loop.
Eleven colours
Black, red, pink, blue, orange, yellow, purple, green, turquoise, camo and brown. Pick one to match the frame or one to spot in a pile of gear.
Want more? Rockband+
The Rockband+ is a longer version of the same strap, in printed fabric patterns. Same hold, more length and a bolder look.
Specs
- TypeFrame carrier strap
- Length450 mm (45 cm)
- Width32 mm
- Weight23 g
- MaterialPolypropylene webbing
- ClosureHook-and-loop, with a secondary inner band and grippy inner face
- HoldsSpare tube, CO2, tire levers, mini pump
- FitsAny round frame tube - MTB, gravel, road, BMX
- Colours11: Black, Red, Pink, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Purple, Green, Turquoise, Camo Green, Brown
- Also availableRockband+ (longer, printed patterns)
How to use
1. Load your gear
Fold your spare tube and slide it, with your CO2 and levers, into the strap's inner band. The band grips the gear so nothing can slip out.
2. Wrap the frame
Pass the strap around a frame tube and back over your gear. The inner band takes up the slack and keeps everything squared to the tube.
3. Cinch and go
Pull the strap tight and press the hook-and-loop down. Give it a shake; a firm strap holds through rock gardens and won't scratch the frame.