Can we really trust the universal fit claims of bidon cage manufacturers, or are they just trying to sell us a product that will ultimately end up rattling around on our bike frames? Ive seen countless threads and reviews where riders swear by a particular cage, only to have others report that it doesnt fit their identical bike model. Whats the real story here? Are the manufacturers just not doing their due diligence in terms of R&D, or are we as consumers just not doing our research before making a purchase?
And another thing, why do some cages seem to work perfectly on certain bike models, but then fail miserably on others? Is it really just a matter of the cages design and materials, or is there something more at play here? Ive noticed that some cages seem to be designed with a specific brand or style of bike in mind, but then claim to be universal fit. Can we really trust these claims, or are we just setting ourselves up for disappointment and frustration?
It seems to me that the bidon cage market is ripe for disruption. We need more transparency and honesty from manufacturers about what their products are capable of, and what theyre not. We need more real-world testing and reviews from riders who are willing to speak truth to power. And we need to stop accepting the status quo when it comes to bidon cages that dont fit our bikes properly. So, Ill ask again: how do we really choose the right bidon cage for our bikes make and model, and can we trust the manufacturers to give us an honest answer?
And another thing, why do some cages seem to work perfectly on certain bike models, but then fail miserably on others? Is it really just a matter of the cages design and materials, or is there something more at play here? Ive noticed that some cages seem to be designed with a specific brand or style of bike in mind, but then claim to be universal fit. Can we really trust these claims, or are we just setting ourselves up for disappointment and frustration?
It seems to me that the bidon cage market is ripe for disruption. We need more transparency and honesty from manufacturers about what their products are capable of, and what theyre not. We need more real-world testing and reviews from riders who are willing to speak truth to power. And we need to stop accepting the status quo when it comes to bidon cages that dont fit our bikes properly. So, Ill ask again: how do we really choose the right bidon cage for our bikes make and model, and can we trust the manufacturers to give us an honest answer?