fuel bottle cages

Walter Mitty said:

Does anyone know of a make of water bottle cages who make cages for carrying large (1L or more)
stove fuel bottles?

You can make one easy enough. Start with a wire type bottle cage and cut the side parts away leaving
just the bottom. Put a large hose clamp around it to hold the bottle in. There is one I use for an
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Some of the heavier duty MTB cages will do this. I use an old toestrap to hold everything together
on faster decents.

I am assuming your fuel bottle is a pretty standard size (for example, SIGG)? You never mentioned if
you are using liquid fuel or propane.

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Some of the heavier duty MTB cages will do this. I use an old toestrap to hold everything together
on faster decents.

I am assuming your fuel bottle is a pretty standard size (for example, SIGG)? You never mentioned
if you are using liquid fuel or propane.

"May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills!"

Chris Zacho ~ "Your Friendly Neighborhood Wheelman"

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Liquid fuel : coleman gas for a dragonfly.