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Looking for something I can move around without an adapter. It can be made of any material, I'm not picky about that. Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks.
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My first choice. I have a standard stainless King cage on my SS and will be getting one of these for my Canfield.Looking for something I can move around without an adapter. It can be made of any material, I'm not picky about that. Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks.
That Wolf Tooth looks promising, thanks! This is going on my new Revel Rascal. First ride was today, and man that CBF suspension is nice.My first choice. I have a standard stainless King cage on my SS and will be getting one of these for my Canfield.
https://www.amazon.com/Wolf-Tooth-B...=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B07G9KY3Y4
Dang! why not that baseplate with the iris cage?? Better bottle retention ftw.My first choice. I have a standard stainless King cage on my SS and will be getting one of these for my Canfield.
https://www.amazon.com/Wolf-Tooth-B...=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B07G9KY3Y4
Anything with a long baseplate like this works with the help of a Dremel tool as well.Dang! why not that baseplate with the iris cage?? Better bottle retention ftw.
Yeah, just another option vs. that wolf tooth one. I thought about those but couldn't stomach $30 for some drilled aluminumYa, but the long baseplate isn't super common. Those king iris cages are THE BEST when it comes to bottle retention. THE BEST.
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but what if they were steel? Bend them if you wanna, no alu oxide on your bottles...Yeah, just another option vs. that wolf tooth one. I thought about those but couldn't stomach $30 for some drilled aluminum
Dude, I'm not saying your option was bad. All I did was give another one. Why are you set in arguing about this?but what if they were steel? Bend them if you wanna, no alu oxide on your bottles...
(they're stainless steel)
I was just pointing them out because they're another model that King Cage makes, and it's better than the one wolftooth chose because they're more secure.
Were we arguing? It wasn't my intent.Dude, I'm not saying your option was bad. All I did was give another one. Why are you set in arguing about this?
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Have you tried them all? I haven't use the King cages but I have some carbon ones on my road bike that weigh less than nothing and hold bottles like vise grips. If I had a bunch of money to throw away I'd try them on my mtb.Ya, but the long baseplate isn't super common. Those king iris cages are THE BEST when it comes to bottle retention. THE BEST.
You were very defensive. Re read your posts.Were we arguing? It wasn't my intent.
lol if i ever get defensive over water bottle cages... just put me out of my misery.You were very defensive. Re read your posts.
Anyway...
lol if i ever get defensive over water bottle cages... just put me out of my misery.
How about a link?Have you tried them all? I haven't use the King cages but I have some carbon ones on my road bike that weigh less than nothing and hold bottles like vise grips. If I had a bunch of money to throw away I'd try them on my mtb.
No, i haven't tried them all. Once i'd found THE BEST, why keep trying the alternatives?Have you tried them all? I haven't use the King cages but I have some carbon ones on my road bike that weigh less than nothing and hold bottles like vise grips. If I had a bunch of money to throw away I'd try them on my mtb.
Maybe they are the best but you can't say that for sure. I've heard good things though and I'm sure they're really good.No, i haven't tried them all. Once i'd found THE BEST, why keep trying the alternatives?
I'm not sure exactly what they are, they came with my bike. Some Bontrager carbon model that grips bottles like they're glued on. Aside from cost it seems like a good application for carbon because it never loses its shape or tension.How about a link?