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  1. My Wife gave me this thing for Christmas called a Cage Rocket. I had never seen one before. It's a little compartment that fits into your water bottle cage. I tried it out the other day on my commute. Pretty cool, 'cause it's easier to get into than a behind-the-seat bag. I put my sunglasses and energy bars in there. Only $10 US.

    www.cagerocket.com

    Anyone else ever use one of these things?

  2. Pat Correa said:


    My Wife gave me this thing for Christmas called a Cage Rocket. I had
    never seen one before. It's a little compartment that fits into your
    water bottle cage. I tried it out the other day on my commute. Pretty
    cool, 'cause it's easier to get into than a behind-the-seat bag. I put
    my sunglasses and energy bars in there. Only $10 US.

    '_www.cagerocket.com_' (http://www.cagerocket.com/)

    Anyone else ever use one of these things?

    I bought as Cage Rocket to carry my tube and patch kit because the
    aero seat tube on my TT bike makes a seat bag difficult to fit easily.
    I haven't used it yet because it only fits in certain cages It has a
    flat bottom like some light batteries. I have a really nice plastic
    Bat Cage I'd like to keep.

  3. On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 18:31:33 -0600, dianne_1234
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    [snip]

    Quoted message said:

    I have a really nice plastic
    Bat Cage I'd like to keep.

    Dear Dianne,

    Here in Colorado, we use wire:

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0113.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0114.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/orient.htm

    Carl Fogel

  4. Pat Correa said:


    My Wife gave me this thing for Christmas called a Cage Rocket. I had
    never seen one before. It's a little compartment that fits into your
    water bottle cage. I tried it out the other day on my commute. Pretty
    cool, 'cause it's easier to get into than a behind-the-seat bag. I put
    my sunglasses and energy bars in there. Only $10 US.

    '_www.cagerocket.com_' (http://www.cagerocket.com/)

    Anyone else ever use one of these things?

    Ok, but then where do you put your water bottles? On long rides, I
    always carry two bottles.
    I know, not everyone needs two water bottles;-)

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

  5. Quoted message said:

    On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 18:31:33 -0600, dianne_1234
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    [snip]

    Quoted message said:

    I have a really nice plastic
    Bat Cage I'd like to keep.

    Dear Dianne,

    Here in Colorado, we use wire:

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0113.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0114.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/orient.htm

    Dear Carl,

    Tonight's "Malcom in the Middle" rerun was the one with the house infested
    with bats.

    Dad and boys in tent for protection, eating dinner.

    Reese: My baked potato tastes funny, and it's crunchy.

    Dad: Reese, we aren't /having/ baked potatos.

    Screams and flailing arms ensue.

    Bill "easily entertained" S.

  6. Bill Sornson said:
    Quoted message said:

    On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 18:31:33 -0600, dianne_1234
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    [snip]

    Quoted message said:

    I have a really nice plastic
    Bat Cage I'd like to keep.

    Dear Dianne,

    Here in Colorado, we use wire:

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0113.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0114.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/orient.htm

    Dear Carl,

    Tonight's "Malcom in the Middle" rerun was the one with the house infested
    with bats.

    Dad and boys in tent for protection, eating dinner.

    Reese: My baked potato tastes funny, and it's crunchy.

    Dad: Reese, we aren't /having/ baked potatos.

    Screams and flailing arms ensue.

    Bill "easily entertained" S.

    Dear Bill,

    Every year, I notice a bat or two flapping quietly around
    the house and have to get the the gloves and the home-made
    butterfly net--well, actually a broomstick with a large
    padded coat-hanger hoop holding a 5-gallon nylon
    paint-strainer for interviewing small but reluctant snapping
    turtles.

    Carl Fogel

  7. Jeff Starr said:
    Pat Correa said:


    My Wife gave me this thing for Christmas called a Cage Rocket.

    Ok, but then where do you put your water bottles? On long rides, I
    always carry two bottles.
    I know, not everyone needs two water bottles;-)

    You can get a little behind-the-seat bag for your spare water bottle.
    --
    Dave...

  8. yeah, i use one to keep my rock hyrax regular.

  9. yeah, i use one to keep myn rock hyrax regular

  10. Quoted message said:

    On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 18:31:33 -0600, dianne_1234
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    [snip]

    Quoted message said:

    I have a really nice plastic
    Bat Cage I'd like to keep.

    Dear Dianne,

    Here in Colorado, we use wire:

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0113.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/images/orient2002/HPIM0114.JPG

    http://www.coloradobats.org/orient.htm

    Carl Fogel

    Fascinating! I especially like the fact that those bats are in
    Colorado, far from where I am. :-)

    Here's a picture of the kind of Bat Cage I use:
    http://www.trekbikes.com/accessories/product_detail.jsp?product_id=313&category_id=126

    I like it because
    1. It keeps my bottles cleaner than my old aluminium cages did
    2. Georgie uses two of them on his USPS bike ;-)

  11. Quoted message said:

    yeah, i use one to keep my rock hyrax regular.

    Hyraxes, pachyderms, dugongs and manatees share a common ancestor.

    Do not eat the hyrax: <http://snipurl.com/btza>!

    --
    Tom Sherman - Near Rock Island

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