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Brompton reveals new collaboration with Chapman

As they hinted to us last month, Brompton has launched a new luggage range at Taipei Cycle Show.

The UK manufacturer has collaborated with English bag manufacturer John Chapman for the Game Bag, which has taken inspiration from the best-selling Gamekeeper bag and has been made to fit the front of the Brompton bicycle frame. It can also be removed and used as a standard messenger-type bag.

Available in Mustard Yellow, Navy Blue and Olive Green, the Game Bag includes traditional Chapman bag features like traditional waterproof cotton canvas, military specification webbing, solid brass hardware, English bridle leather fittings and a rugged construction.

The Game Bag costs £230 and will be available from www.brompton.com and selected Brompton Bicycle dealers from April onwards.

The Game Bag uses a new frame FCFA-G, which does not feature a plastic handle. The bag is suitable for Brompton of all handle bar types.

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