Double bottle holder?
07-25-11, 04:08 PM
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Double bottle holder?
A few times now I've seen cyclists with two drink bottles mounted behind their seats. I looked in three cycling shops but they don't seem to have them. Can anyone provide me with name, store or link? I hate carrying my extra bottle in a knapsack.
thanks in advance...
thanks in advance...
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Check for a shop that specializes in equipment for triathlons or time trials.
07-25-11, 04:38 PM
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I use Mintoura's ones to mount the Brit Saddle bags on non leather saddles..
A QBP item..
the arms fit where the strap buckles go..
A QBP item..
the arms fit where the strap buckles go..
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A few times now I've seen cyclists with two drink bottles mounted behind their seats. I looked in three cycling shops but they don't seem to have them. Can anyone provide me with name, store or link? I hate carrying my extra bottle in a knapsack.
thanks in advance...
thanks in advance...
07-26-11, 05:57 PM
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I have one and it holds my bottles just fine. I've ridden on crushed stone roads and over bumps that I was sure would flat me... I'm yet to shake a bottle. But I have found it takes a little extra effort to throw my leg over the saddle when the bottles are in. I might lower the cages a little bit to see if it helps or not...
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I have one of the Profile seatpost water bottle cages. It will also hold 4 threaded CO2 cartridges. I did lose a water bottle out of it so I just keep the cheap ones in the back.
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Ordered https://www.trisports.com/midocasamo.html. Should arrive Wed.
08-01-11, 08:11 AM
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Yea, I got bottle cages on both sides of my front basket/box. They hold bottles upright. They can hold a cup of coffee, because they're not tilted. I use stainless "canteen" bottles. A third bottle is in the frame, but it won't hold the stainless bottles, I have to use plastic.
I was going to start a new thread-
Last night, I took a FOURTH bottle with me. It was a half gallon of water in a milk jug. I carried it in my left rear pannier. I refilled one bottle once, and at the end of the ride , I took my helmet off, and doused my head with cool , refreshing water, Gosh, that felt good.
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