[reflux]

i'm looking for a good water bootle cage. i have a couple supergo-branded aluminum water bottle cages and they suck. i've launched more water bottles with them than i care to remember. let's not even get into light system batteries, i'm just lucky velcro helps keep the battery in the cage. i'd like any suggestions you can offer. thanks.

 

[Espen]

King cage!! Ti tubes, holds great on normal sized bottles, featherfeatherweight, cost a fortune and looks great!

Fore batteries, the Ringlè cage rules.

BTW camelback is better than any bottle/cage combo`s

 

[wooglin]

Blackburn. Probably old school these days, but the fact that I've had the same one on 3 different bikes and haven't lost a bottle yet has gotta count for something.

http://www.lickbike.com/i3244050.htm

 

[Spud]

Sachs used to make some butt-ugly ones that worked great. I think it is the Lock Jaw. Been using them for over 5 years Very Good.

 

[Brian HCM#1]

I've always used the Ringle cages, they have worked well.

 

[andimon1]

Screw water battle cages, go for the hydropacks, they are on your body, so it doesnt make your bike heavier in the turns, and doesnt effect the way your bikes rides. Also, when the water is on your back, its alot easier to get that drink you need in a race. And if you dont want a big hydropack for a race, get a smaller one, like a 50 oz bladder, thats what i have.
Andi

 

[2melow]

Gotta agree, the King cage is the way to go. I've got the more affordable stainless steel versions. These won't break, don't discolor your bottles like alloy cages, and are just bomber.