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Re: Old style water bottles

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  1. Retro Bob said:

    I'm looking for some "old style" 16 ounce/1 liter water bottles. I
    don't need insulation, I don't need 25+ ounces, I don't need a spray
    unit designed by NASA, ... just a supply of straight sided 16oz
    plastic-ish bottles with the old style top that used to be so
    common. A cheap price would be nice, I like to keep a bunch in
    stock so I don't have to wash them everyday.

    All I can find now are newer phallically inspired oversize modern
    designs that are way too large for my old layout frame. Any
    pointers ?

    Bob (Ah... to be so retro... it's such a burden)


    I reuse the plastic bottles that "Glaceau Smart Water" comes
    in. They make a 750 ML (25.3 oz) and a 1 liter (33.8 oz).
    The 750 ML's come with a nipple. The 1 liter bottles are the
    only ones I've seen that will fit in the holders. Great for
    longer rides. Dirt cheap at about a $1 or so. They wear like
    iron, I've used the same bottles daily for the last season.

    http://i2.peapod.com/c/J4/J4P2X.jpg

  2. Retro Bob said:

    That's an interesting idea that should have occurred to me. Right
    now I use gatorade bottles as they are the perfect size... but there's
    no nipple on them.

    For a while gatorade was using these twist-open nipples
    that were about a half inch thick and as wide as the
    wide-mouth on the bottle. Weird, ineffective, but better
    than splashing sugar water all over your golf bag...

    --Blair
    "I may have to invent a
    frame that stores water
    in its hollows..."

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