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Stem attachment for water bottle/lights?

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  1. In a bike shop in Oxford I found an attachment which replaces the stem
    cap, and bolts on either a water bottle carrier of a short bar for
    lights (same size as a Minoura swing arm).
    This was in a shot-peened metal.

    I had to take it back, as the cap fitting was drilled for 6mm bolts,
    and I have 7mm on my bike.
    I can't remember the make - does anyone have one of these?
    Might by SK Cycling (something like that).
    I wouldn't mind searching for one which will fir my bike.
    The bloke in Howes cycles was good enough to give me my money back.

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    John Hearns said:

    In a bike shop in Oxford I found an attachment which replaces the stem
    cap, and bolts on either a water bottle carrier of a short bar for
    lights (same size as a Minoura swing arm).
    This was in a shot-peened metal.

    I had to take it back, as the cap fitting was drilled for 6mm bolts,
    and I have 7mm on my bike.
    I can't remember the make - does anyone have one of these?
    Might by SK Cycling (something like that).
    I wouldn't mind searching for one which will fir my bike.


    It wouldn't be difficult to make something that does the same job - just
    get some longer bolts for your stem and pack the heads out with washers
    or tubular spacers, then you can attach all manner of brackets to them.

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