• Xplore Triangle Frame Bag for bikepacking and touring - NAC
  • Water-resistant large cycle storage frame bag - NAC
  • Triangle Frame Bag for touring - NAC
  • weather resistant Xplore Triangle Frame Bag - NAC
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Xplore Triangle Frame Bag 1.9L

Xplore Triangle Frame Bag 1.9L

Rs. 1,999.00
Rs. 1,999.00 Rs. 1,999.00
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With 1,900ml of storage across two well-positioned compartments, the NAC Xplore is the largest frame bag in the range and one of the highest-capacity triangle bags available for Indian cyclists. It fills the main frame triangle — the biggest usable space on any bike — placing weight low and centred right between your wheels, exactly where it has the least negative impact on handling.

Compared to carrying the same weight in a backpack or on a rear rack, a well-loaded triangle bag transforms how a loaded bike rides: more planted, more balanced, and far less fatiguing over long days in the saddle. The dual compartments keep your kit organised and accessible, and the 4-point Velcro mounting system straps firmly to both the top tube and downtube, locking the bag in place so nothing shifts or rattles regardless of the surface beneath you. For serious Indian bikepacking riders planning long routes, the Xplore is the single most impactful storage upgrade available at this price point.

Key Features

  • Massive 1,900ml capacity — nearly double the 959XL: designed for spare clothing, camping gear, full tool kits, nutrition, and hydration on multi-day routes.
  • Dual ergonomic compartments — organised, quick access to gear while riding, with no emptying the bag mid-trail to find what you need.
  • Uses your frame's dead space — fills the main triangle to keep weight low and centred for the best handling and balance on technical terrain.
  • Weather-resistant fabric — robust reinforced stitching withstands sustained rain, trail mud, and road spray across India's monsoon routes, Himalayan passes, and coastal paths.
  • 4-point Velcro mounting — secures to the top tube and downtube simultaneously for maximum stability: no swing, no bounce, no rotation.
  • Slim profile — tailored to sit within the frame triangle without interfering with pedalling motion or knee clearance.
  • Universal fit — compatible with MTBs, gravel bikes, hardtail and full-suspension frames, and touring bicycles.
  • Outstanding storage-to-weight ratio — just 210g for 1.9 litres of carrying capacity.
  • 6-month warranty and 15-day return policy.

What's in the Box

  • 1 × NAC Xplore Triangle Frame Bag — 1.9L
  • 4 × Velcro mounting straps (2 for top tube, 2 for downtube)

Specifications

  • Capacity: 1,900ml (1.9 litres) across 2 compartments
  • Weight: 210g

The biggest storage upgrade for serious bikepacking. Free shipping on orders above ₹899.

Looking for a mid-size frame bag instead? See the 959XL Touring & Bikepacking Frame Bag.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will it fit my frame triangle?
The Xplore is sized for medium and large frames — including most MTB and gravel bike main triangles. The 4-point Velcro mounting adjusts to fit the available space. For compact road frames under 50cm, please confirm your triangle dimensions.
Is 1.9L enough for bikepacking?
Yes, as your main triangle storage. Combined with a saddle bag and handlebar roll, the Xplore comfortably holds clothing layers, snacks, a stove or full tool kit, and other ride essentials for multi-day routes.
Will my knees rub against it while pedalling?
No. The slim profile sits flush within the frame triangle and is shaped to stay out of your pedalling path. Most riders forget it's there once installed properly.
Is the Xplore frame bag waterproof in heavy monsoon rain?
The weather-resistant fabric and reinforced stitching handle sustained rain and spray well. For all-day downpours, dry-bag your electronics inside — standard bikepacking practice — while the rest of your gear stays protected.
How should I pack a frame bag for a bikepacking trip?
Put heavy items (tools, spares, food) low and central, and light bulky items up top. Use the second compartment for grab-while-riding items — snacks, phone, power bank. This keeps the centre of gravity low and the bike stable.