VAUDE TAILFRAME M

The waterproof welded Trailframe M frame pannier is attached to the top tube and seat tube using three sturdy Velcro straps. The main compartment is accessible via the welded zipper. Three litres of volume offer enough space for repair kit, pump, mini tool or a lightweight rain jacket.

A small organizer pocket inside stores small items. To make optimum use of the entire frame triangle, the Trailframe M frame pannier (edge length 20 centimetres) can be combined with the Trailframe L (edge length 14 centimetres). The top tube attachments of the Trailframe M can be looped through two slots in the base of the Trailframe L. The result is a large bikepacking combination with a total volume of 8 litres, which fills the entire area between the frame tubes. Please note the dimensions.

Weight: 175 g
Dimension: 20 x 31 x 6 cm
Volume: 3 litres

Did you know? Here at VAUDE, we strive for good working conditions and wages for all workers. We are a member of the Fair Wear Foundation (FWF), and we are committed to improving working conditions at all of our production facilities continuously. We monitor these conditions regularly. VAUDE is the only brand to achieved leader status, the highest status of FWF membership.

Additional Information

waterproof zip on main compartment
inner zip pocket
velcro attachment
fits on various bike frames
velcro attachment fits frames from 9 to 17 cm circumference
reflective elements

Green Shape

With our Green Shape label, we offer functional, environmentally-friendly products made from sustainable materials. They are manufactured under fair working conditions along the entire supply chain.The criteria for the label are strict and transparent. They are under constant review and cover the entire lifecycle of the product from design, through production, care and maintenance, to repair and the product’s end of life.

Recycled Polyamide
Functional polyamide from resource-efficient production

Recycled polyamide obtained from used items such as fishing nets or carpets. Rather than disposing of surplus materials or residuals from textile production, we collect, process and reuse them in our production facilities. Valuable resources are put to maximal use so we need as little new raw materials as possible, protecting our climate and saving CO2.