Well I didn't know that could happen (bottle cages)

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Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
I was trying to diagnose a rattle on my SingleSpeed and found this:
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I only got 4,075 miles out of it. PAH! Don't make 'em like they used to etc etc.
 

mattobrien

Guru
Location
Sunny Suffolk
Just bend a wire coat hanger, that'll do you for another 4,000 miles.
 

Shut Up Legs

Down Under Member
My touring/commuting bike has 2 of those old bendy aluminium bottle cages. I like those, because they'll hold any size bottle (just bend them to fit) :smile:.
 
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Andrew_Culture

Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
No so no, Andrew has his street cred to think about.

Exactly, I can't be seen to have any street cred.

Our local bike doctor gave me a plastic one for free :smile:
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
I just went and had a look at my Elite bottle cage. It's only done 3,000 miles but still looks as good as new and ready for 10 times that. Yours looks like it's taken a beating. Have you dropped the bike (sideways impact) at some point?
 
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Andrew_Culture

Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
I just went and had a look at my Elite bottle cage. It's only done 3,000 miles but still looks as good as new and ready for 10 times that. Yours looks like it's taken a beating. Have you dropped the bike (sideways impact) at some point?

I've fallen off a few times and one of my clients is based on an industrial estate that looks like it was paved as a concrete homage to Ypres circa 1917.
 

screenman

Squire
Whatever gave you that impression? I'm not trying to be a reverse snob, but I have a steel framed singlespeed that I built myself for £70 and a geared bike that cost me £300 :smile:

...and 37 KOMs
Just the fact you are from Suffolk every body there has lots of money and big houses. I know that because I have been to Southwold.
 
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