Ultralight bike cover
Upcycled Materials Hot air balloon
Ultralight bike cover
Description
Pre-orders - shipping from October 15, 2026
An ultra-light, compact, and upcycled transport cover
Product approved by SNCF and Ouigo.
The adventure truly begins when the unexpected starts to interfere with your plans. And when it comes to taking your bike on the train in the middle of a bikepacking trip, it's best to be prepared.
Our bike cover is upcycled from ultra-light hot air balloon fabric and seat belts for the carrying strap. It turns your disassembled bike into luggage in record time. It can be easily tucked away at the bottom of your travel bags. Carrying strap included.
Product available at (stock not guaranteed):
_ Paris 10 La Chouette
_ Paris 10 Gare du Nord (Concierge service at level -1 under the Eurostars)
_ Paris 11 Steel Cyclewear & Coffee shop
_ Paris 2 Je suis à vélo
_ Paris 13 Panache cycles
_ Toulouse Cycle Divide
_ Lyon Baroudeur Cycles
_ Dijon Baroudeur Cycles
_ Nantes La poule noire
_ Grenoble Naturavelo
_ Brussels Hot Wheelz
_ Talmont-Saint-Hilaire Bouticycle
Upcycled Materials
Manufacturing Process and Location
Product made in Brittany, contrary to what the label indicates (Portugal). The latter could not be changed before production :)
This workshop brings together experienced refugee artisans in sewing.
Features
5 year warranty
CO2 Impact
Shipping and Returns
Care Instructions
UPCYCLED
MATERIALS
Hot air balloon
Light, silky, and designed to float between sky and earth, hot air balloon fabric embodies freedom. Its vibrant colors make it a unique and eye-catching material.
Depending on the project, we use hot air balloons that have already flown for 500 hours (the legal maximum in France), or production rejects. In both cases, the material is in perfect condition for its next life.
Seat belt
Designed to save lives, the seat belt is unbreakable, stable and reliable.
Its high-tenacity polyester webbing guarantees exceptional strength. It is used for the handles and the structure of our backpack straps.
These belts are collected from car scrapyards, before being cleaned and sorted in a sheltered workshop in northern France.






