Two bottle cages on a single cage frame

[samarskyrider]

Hello everyone,

I have a BMC Fourstroke frame and look for a solution to mount 2 bottle cages inside the frame. Can anyone share their experience on solving this problem?

I've seen 2 bottles mounted side by side, but I don't think it's a good idea

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[req110]

https://www.on-lynecomponents.com/colle ... l-cage-kit

[samarskyrider]

https://www.on-lynecomponents.com/colle ... l-cage-kit

Thank you!

I've found them yesterday. I was wondering maybe something else exists


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[1llum4]

Maybe this from wolftooth could work ?

Wolftooth B-Rad Double Bottle Cage

[samarskyrider]

Maybe this from wolftooth could work ?

Wolftooth B-Rad Double Bottle Cage

Thanks for the link, but from what I see - it won't be convenient when pedaling out of saddle


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[1llum4]

Then maybe this under the top tube ?

Wolftooth B-Rad Everywhere base

[jemima]

I've tried a couple of those thin velco strap offerings. No where near the holding/clamp strength of the TwoFish Quick Cage Adaptor; 3bolt version.
(The 2bolt version works ok, but with a full bottle it does swing around a touch, across rough ground).

May have room higher up on the downtube with a sideloading cage, if you used the lowest bolt+cage position for the lower bottle.
Otherwise below the toptube (towards the front end); again with sideloading cage.

Arundel sideloading cage works very well with the 3bolt.

[froze]

Won't a side by side set of bottles interfere with your legs while pedaling? Or, what if you go down will a bottle, and or the cage itself, jack up a leg?

[jemima]

Won't a side by side set of bottles interfere with your legs while pedaling? Or, what if you go down will a bottle, and or the cage itself, jack up a leg?

Sometimes I'll run the cheap M-Wave mount on the downtube holes, with two opposing sideloading cages.
Legs never hit when pedaling.

Less injury chance going down -in my mind- when both cages are holding a bottle.
With bottle in, that offset position also makes for a nice spot to rest the frame against when shouldering the bike.

[MikeD]

I went with a massive 38 oz Soma Further water bottle. I couldn't find any other solution that worked for me.

[warthog101]

https://www.on-lynecomponents.com/colle ... l-cage-kit

I like it. Great solution

[IchDien]

Could you not put one on the saddle?

[samarskyrider]

Could you not put one on the saddle?

It's not convenient on XC bike, especially when you need lean over the saddle


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[thewoodsman]

You could try the Wolftooth B Rad mounting bases if two bottles could stack on top of the downtube:

https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/col ... ory-device

In addition to this rail, I have used the B Rad everywhere base on both sides of the top tube and bottom of the downtube. I know you said you don't like the Wolftooth double, but I use it on both my hardtail and gravel bike without issue.

[samarskyrider]

Thank you everyone,

I've asked my local CNC man to draw and machine this piece






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