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Stainless Water Bottle Cage
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SalsaStainless Water Bottle Cage
5.0
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A Stainless Steel bottle cage from Salsa!? Awesome I say! With it's double bend construction, it''s sure to keep your bottle right where you want it. Weighs in at about 50 grams.
Specifications
Material
Stainless Steel
Mount Type
Standard Cage Mounts
Tree Fort ID:
333222372580
Review Summary
LIKES
Looks Good (8),
Price (5),
Grip (8),
Lightweight (5),
Colors (1),
material (1)
WORKS FOR
Road Riding (4),
Cyclocross (6),
Mountain Biking (5),
Touring (7),
Road Bike (5)
DISLIKES
cost (1),
None (3)
5.0 GEARS
8 reviews
8 reviews
Customer Reviews
5
March 27, 2014
reviewed by: Bhodena
After years of dealing with cheap "Nashformance" cages, I bought a couple of these to go with a new Vaya that I purchased. I couldn't be happier. They are a bit heavier than most, but are pretty much indestructible. I love this cage design because I can fit other non-standard bottles/containers into it with no problem.
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March 07, 2012
reviewed by: tanslacks
These cages GRIP. That is what a cage should do and these do it very well.
I have never been a weight weenie, but I do by the lightest components I can afford. Water bottle cages need to hold your bottle .... period. Many many hours of single track and I never have to look down to see if my water bottle is still there.
5
June 13, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Want to lose substantial weight with a water bottle cage? You can lose over 58 grams with an expensive carbon bottle cage!
How? Those things eject water bottles at an alarming rate!
Save money and your water with these Salsa cages. These Salsa cages will grip your bottles tight, and will for years to come. Sure they weigh a few grams more, but the reliability of keeping your bottles through potholes, railroad tracks, gravel and cobbles is well worth it!
5
October 01, 2012
reviewed by: rkummert
These cages have classic look and hold the water bottles very well.
5
July 28, 2019
reviewed by: A Guest
A little expensive, but the main draw for me were the slots in the back that fit hose clamps for mounting.
5
November 09, 2015
reviewed by: A Guest
Looks great, great price for SS and holds bottles with an iron grip!
5
December 15, 2015
reviewed by: rem...@ya...o.com
These are on every one of my off-road bikes because they keep your bottle with you through bloody, sweaty, tearful trails. If you love water when you need it, buy these cages.
5
September 25, 2018
reviewed by: A Guest
I've been looking for a cage that would fit my 36oz. Yeti Rambler and was not having any luck. I found several that would fit a Klean Canteen, but the Yeti is just a hair larger and didn't want to risk getting my bottle jammed in there and damaging it trying to get it out. I bought this thinking that being stainless steel and two arms, I could bend it out enough to get the bottle in safely. Worst case scenario I'm out ~$25 and right back where I started. A couple hundred miles with it so far and it's holding steady. There is some vibration noise when the bottle is full and I go over rough trails, but I'm also not using the cage as intended so I don't fault the cage at all for that. Even when full I haven't had it pop out. I'm sure this review won't really apply to many other people, but it definitely fit the bill for what I was looking for.
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