Dutch-based Greenolution launches the
B3 bag: a stylish multifunctional bag
for cyclists and travellers
The Dutch-based bike-innovation company Greenolution
launches a brand new bag: the B3 bag.
Fitting a cyclers’ country as The Netherlands, this waterproof bag combines the
best of a pannier with the advantages of a shopping bag on wheels. Constructed
with a pull-out handle and free-rolling wheels, the spacious and sturdy B3 bag is
extremely suitable for both shopping and traveling.
A pannier usually is either too small or too
unwieldy for shopping. The B3 bag solves
these problems. It’s equipped with adaptable hooks which can easily be attached
to the baggage carrier of any kind of bicycle. In the shop or on the streets, the
B3 bag smoothly rolls along with you
over the pavement or shop floor. If need be, the user can make extra space
within the bag by just rolling
out the roll closure top.
Greenolution owner Christian Suurmeijer, an industrial
designer, took his inspiration for the B3
bag from his own daily life: “I was wondering why shopping should always be
such a hassle. I elt there was a need for spacious bags to take the weekly shopping
home with you on your bike. So you can leave the car at home. That’s when I began
developing the B3 bag: a smart pannier which makes shopping with your bicycle much
easier and much more fun.”
The B3 bag can
also be used as a travelling bag. If you travel by train, for instance, you can
hook up the bag on a rental bike on arrival, and cycle the last leg of your
journey to your destination.
The B3 bag
is made of strong, durable and watertight materials and is sold in white, blue
and red colors. More information on www.vierfiets.nl.
Introduction
Price (25% off, until August 2016
One B3 bag €
96,80 (normal price € 129,-)
Set of 2 B3 bags €
173,60 (normal price € 193,60)
The B3 bag can be purchased worldwide. For more information on the product
itself or the sales opportunities in your country, please contact Greenolution partner
Vierfiets in Amersfoort, The Netherlands: Sjoukje Ziel www.vierfiets.nl
