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Botle cage to fit small frame

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  1. I have a Schwinn S-20 17" frame and I can't fit even a small bottle in the middle of the frame with
    a traditional bottle cage. The secong cage sits on the bottom of the frame and gets a direct hit
    from the mud of the tire. I have seen the side loading bottle cages. does anyone know where to find
    these or have any suggestions? I am tires of hauling my camel back around just for water.

    Thanks,

    B

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    Originally posted by Brendan Young
    I have a Schwinn S-20 17" frame and I can't fit even a small bottle in the middle of the frame with
    a traditional bottle cage. The secong cage sits on the bottom of the frame and gets a direct hit
    from the mud of the tire. I have seen the side loading bottle cages. does anyone know where to find
    these or have any suggestions? I am tires of hauling my camel back around just for water.

    Thanks,

    B

    There used to be some velcro bottle holders around that didn't require "lifting" the bottle out - you had to use the special bottles with velcro on them also of course - Rhode Gear and Cannondale made them but they weren't a very secure mount; there were a lot of velcro water bottles scattered along the shoulders of popular bike routes.

    You might like the kind of bottle holders that are popular with triatheletes - side by side bottle cages that attach to your seatpost, below where your toolbag would normally go. Profile makes a neat one. Profile Cages at Colorado Cyclist

  3. I was going touring with my son recently. He had no cage on his bike and no cage fittings. I put one
    on with zip-ties pulled very tight with small amount of rubber between cage and frame. You could do
    this behind seatpost.

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    I have a Schwinn S-20 17" frame and I can't fit even a small bottle in the middle of the frame
    with a traditional bottle cage. The secong cage sits on the bottom of the frame and gets a direct
    hit from the mud of the tire. I have seen the side loading bottle cages. does anyone know where to
    find these or have any suggestions? I am tires of hauling my camel back around just for water.

    Thanks,

    B

    Check out the Twofish bottle holder - it attaches to the frame via a velcro strap around any tube,
    anywhere. Impressively secure, too.

    Jon Bond

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    Quoted message said:

    I have a Schwinn S-20 17" frame and I can't fit even a small bottle in the middle of the frame
    with a traditional bottle cage. The secong cage sits on the bottom of the frame and gets a direct
    hit from the mud of the tire. I have seen the side loading bottle cages. does anyone know where to
    find these or have any suggestions? I am tires of hauling my camel back around just for water.

    There's a bottle cage which swings to the side expressly made for your situation. See your friendly
    neighborhood competent LBS.

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