Cage Rocket is a storage container that fits snuggly into almost all standard bicycle water bottle cages. Cages can be purchased separately, and are typically found on bicycles, but can be mounted just about anywhere. This innovative patent(s) pending design allows the user to access the stored contents without removing the bin from the cage. A foam lining protects your gear, and eliminates chatter. Need something quick? Just pop open the Cage Rocket door with one hand. The Cage Rocket allows easy storage and access to the items you can't ride without. Items such as tools, patch kits, pumps, phones, food, money, maps, first aid and more.
·Stores: Tools, Phones, Keys, Energy Bars, Sun Glasses, First Aid, Maps, And More. . .
·Fits Most Standard Cages.
·Easy Access To Stored Articles.
·Protective Foam Lining.
·Weight: 105 Grams. Volume: 45 Cubic Inches
Submitted by
Jamie Vole
a Cross Country Rider
from Tacoma, WA USA
Date Reviewed: April 24, 2005
Strengths: Nice for sunglasses, tools. Easy to take on and off the bike. Flip top makes it easy to get into. Big opening. Cool aero design.
Weaknesses: Limited capacity. Takes up cage space. If you have a hydra-pack, you may not care.
Bottom Line:
Very cool. Simple yet functional. Easy to get into. Nice for the stuff you want to be able to get at without getting off the bike (e.i. sunglasses, goop, camera).
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