Like how many water bottle cages a frame has from one year to another or between frame sizes.
It really is fascinating to observe while simultaneously annoying as fuck.
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Like how many water bottle cages a frame has from one year to another or between frame sizes.
It really is fascinating to observe while simultaneously annoying as fuck.
People still use bottle cages?
I use bottle cages.
wanna argue about it?
Yeah I care about it. Be a real man and mount some pink cages. But really how many does your frame have?
Way to drag the mtbr stupidity over here, camelbacks foevah!!
Bottles/cages rock when it isn't crazy hot/only going for a shortish ride. I've got a little pouch with a co2 setup, mini-tool, spare hanger, car key that gets shoved in a pocket. Nice to ride without the pack some days. I even do it in tighty shorts and XC jersey sometimes!
Oh yeah: anyone in disagreeance is obviously a moran.
Did they ever figure out which was better, Clipless or flats?
Anyone ever get a good definition for All Mountain?
Forgot to mention - I have titanium bottle cages. They're bolted to a 26 lb hardtail though, so I'm not sure it helps that much.
Hydration pack for me, bottle cages and bottles (stainless, no plastic) for the dogs.
I ride frequently, but mostly short. So bottles are easier.
It's really wet here, so I don't have to pack water for the dogs.
You guys are nuts, bottle cages are only good for littering choppy sections of trail with ejected bottles. Haven't you seen Where The Trail Ends? No one uses bottles or Camelbaks. Drinking water while riding is for losers.
Don't think I've ever had one eject a bottle. Cheapy stainless cage from Performance, many years old.
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f1...y/IMG_0311.jpg
Pedro's tire lever, co2 cart and inflationy thing, Lezyne mini-tool, spare car and house key, spare hanger, two quick links, a rotor bolt, a couple sorta' medium length m5 and m6 bolts in there. A tube and a little Secy pump on the bike as well. When feeling particularly racerboi-ish, it all gets stuffed into the back jersey pockets. With another bottle if needed.
Until it gets really hot/humid here, or if going for a ride that's going to be under two hours or so, I've no need to bring the pack. Once it gets hot and humid though, 100oz. bladder pack AND a bottle sometimes.
Belt and suspenders I suppose.
i fill my dakine bladder with ice and put pbr (can) in it...
putting your beer in your cage is for nubs.
yes.
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f1...ll/hall004.jpg
wait. you use a dakine bladder? sucker.
More water bottle stoke:
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