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Oversized Water Bottle Cages

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  1. You know what I'm getting at here. That's right: the 64 oz growler. I need a water bottle cage to bolt on or strap on to my clunker so that I no longer need to strap down a massive glass bottle full of beer with bungee cords.

    Now, I know there are some handmade-in-the-US cages for like $50, but I'm looking for something $30 or less--honestly my entire old-as-dirt mountain bike that's used for beer runs isn't even worth $50.

    I've heard of the Salsa Anything Cage which is about $30, but any other ideas? Some have said this one is best for soft luggage, tubes, etc.

    I'm a little shocked that this is such a specialty item. Growlers have been semi-common to popular in the US for like 20 years now.

  2. 64 ounces?

    Lightweight!

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    No clue about the jug-o-brew holder.

    Maybe re-bend the big ToPeak Modula cage (around $15) ? http://www.topeak.com/products/bottle-cages/modulacagexl

    The BBB 1500 ML cage gets good ratings, but would have to be altered also. http://bbbcycling.com/accessories/bottle-cages/BBC-15

    Or...you can do like I did and switch to rum. Several outfits make cages that fit a variety of hip flasks (King Cages, for one).

  3. I have tried the Topeak Modula XL and wouldn't trust with my beer 🙂 My preferred weapon of choice is a BBB Fuel Tank XL which has served me well on well over a 1,000 kilometres now of being shaken to death on dirt roads. A solid piece of kit but do not know if it will hold your preferred brew. [IMG ALT=""]http://www.cyclingforums.com/content/type/61/id/300398/width/350/height/700[/IMG] Andrew

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