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Vision R50, water bottle mount

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  1. Anyone been able to mount a water bottle on an R50 that is within reach while riding?

    Any other options, equally reachable while riding?

    Thanks.

  2. The best thing to get is the seat bag from Vision, it has 2 side holders for water bottles and can
    be reached while riding. Also holds a decent amount of anything you want

    "Yurasis Dragon" <yurasis_spam[REMOVE]@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Anyone been able to mount a water bottle on an R50 that is within reach while riding?

    Any other options, equally reachable while riding?

    Thanks.

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, Yurasis Dragon
    <yurasis_spam[REMOVE]@yahoo.com> says...

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone been able to mount a water bottle on an R50 that is within reach while riding?

    Any other options, equally reachable while riding?

    I have had good luck mounting two Minora water bottle mounts on the cross bar on the back of the
    seat. I placed them as far outboard as possible, and angled them down a bit from parallel to the
    seat frame. With cages and bottles in place I find it quite quick and easy to reach back for a
    bottle, though I will admit getting the bottle back into the cage takes a bit of practice. The
    further down you angle the cage the easier it is to use, but then the bottle becomes less secure.

    Steve Christensen

  4. Quoted message said:

    Anyone been able to mount a water bottle on an R50 that is within reach while riding?

    I have an R40. I used a clamp-on mount (magura?), put one on the light standard, but it sloshed too
    much. I put the clamp-on mount behind the seat, on a lower horizontal cross-piece, off-center
    towards the left. The water bottle is horizontal. You can reach it unless you reach a hair too far
    and thrust your fingers in the spokes. I generally don't reach for mine while riding. Apart from a
    bladder-bag of some sort I dunno.

  5. I have a backpack mounted to the back of my seat. I just drop my 100oz. Camelbak Unbottle in the
    backpack and I am good to go. The Unbottle also has several "D" rings on it that will allow you to
    mount it directly to the seat. "Yurasis Dragon" <yurasis_spam[REMOVE]@yahoo.com> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Anyone been able to mount a water bottle on an R50 that is within reach while riding?

    Any other options, equally reachable while riding?

    Thanks.

  6. [email hidden] (GeoB) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Quoted message said:

    Anyone been able to mount a water bottle on an R50 that is within reach while riding?


    With OSS I simply hose-clamp it to the stem. On my USS I have
    1) Hose clamped ahead of stem, or
    2) My preferred method is for LBS install "bosses" ahead of the headset by drilling through the
    frame (make certain you aren't afraid of voiding the warranty on the frame ... I am not). Also
    make certain that the drilling does not interfere with the telescoping of the boom.

    With the bottle ahead of the stem I need to lean forward in seat to remove bottle, but now can
    perform such a maneuver without issue. On my 1st Vision I mounted the bottle cage facing to the rear
    ... easier access, more leakage.

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