Close Menu
    Bikepacking

    Has anyone used these?

    Share.
    View 7 Comments

    7 Comments

    1. Rarenormaltipicaldud on

      I want some like that. Where are you going to buy them? How much do they cost? Could you share the link?

    2. OldOrchard150 on

      I was thinking about getting metal cages, but I tried the one of the sets of Newboler cages and bags from Amazon and I have to say, the plastic cages seem very sturdy and lightweight. They have a nicer curved shape to them so more support around bags and bottles. Plus it’s $42 for a set of 2 cages, plus two 7L waterproof drybags that fit the cages.

      [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7VYTFBM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7VYTFBM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title)

    3. Chartman95 on

      I can’t comment on these specific ones but I got some of these versa cage ones and they’ve been outstanding so far and not too much more plus Amazon so free shipping

      VersaCage,Black https://a.co/d/4E3YnyD

    5. booby111 on

      I have this exact one and use it on the underside of my down tube on my steel frame touring rig. Works fine. My only gripe, and this might be more of a me problem, is it comes loose more often than my wolf tooth cargo cage on my bikepacking rig

    6. Appropriate_Emu_3140 on

      I have Salsa everything cages. I went back and forth between metal and the plastic ones.
      I’m glad I went plastic as I found myself bending the metal ones into my forks during crashes when gravel turns to rowdy single track.. Plastic takes more abuse and bounces back .

    Leave A Reply