Well, there's X-Lab, the Giant bottle mentioned, Arundel... but while they may not all leak as bad they share all the other impracticalities mentioned, because those are the impracticalities of any non-standard aero bottle/cage combo.
Aero Bottle on regular road bike - Opinions, Reviews
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A-ha, thanks. That's quite some. Kinda ugly, but I guess there's room to try stuff. One day..
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Hm not sure why but I used mine on the bike for 2 years and I never had it leak or eject or work poorly in any other way. Spillage might happen if you fill it beyond the recommended mark. I would gladly use it as a substitute for normal bottles.
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Another options:
SUPACAZ TriFly
https://supacaz.com/product/trifly/
ARUNDEL Chrono II
https://www.arundelbike.com/product/chrono-ii/
PROFILE DESIGN Razor2
https://www.trekbicyclesuperstore.com/p ... 2004-1.htm
SUPACAZ TriFly
https://supacaz.com/product/trifly/
ARUNDEL Chrono II
https://www.arundelbike.com/product/chrono-ii/
PROFILE DESIGN Razor2
https://www.trekbicyclesuperstore.com/p ... 2004-1.htm
I have tried arundel chrono II and elite crono cx
- arundel ejected over any mild bumps.
- decent water flow
- min leakage
Elite crono cx (better)
- no ejections
- slow fluid delivery
-Mild leakage
Leave it for the TT bike mate.
- arundel ejected over any mild bumps.
- decent water flow
- min leakage
Elite crono cx (better)
- no ejections
- slow fluid delivery
-Mild leakage
Leave it for the TT bike mate.
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