Rigging a second water bottle holder
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Rigging a second water bottle holder
I want to put on a second water bottle on my bike. I've tried piggy backing the current water bottle cage that I have on top of my tire pump bracket, but getting the velcro strap on and off from around the tire pump seemed to be to much of a pain. My question is, does any one have any pics, or plans for making an offset bracket?
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There are double bottle cages made. Here is one. https://www.ebay.com/itm/TALLAC-B2-DU...-/390357476276
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Here are some suggestions for non-standard water bottle mounting methods:
https://www.nordicgroup.us/cageboss/
https://recklesscognition.wordpress....ws-and-bosses/
https://www.nordicgroup.us/cageboss/
https://recklesscognition.wordpress....ws-and-bosses/
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I use two metal hose clamps to attach my second water bottle cage. I wrapped the seat tube with a bit of electrical tape in the two spots where the hose clamps will go around the tube. Hold the cage in place and fit the hose clamps over the tabs and around the seat tube. Don't overtighten the clamps. This has been very reliable for me, at least several thousand miles without a problem.
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There are cage mounts that grip the handlebars too and make life easy on tour, unless you have something else already mounted there. Some really cheap ones can be found at www.tmart.com.
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If the velcro is an issue - something isn't mounted correctly. Aside from that - the best option I've found myself for mounting additional water bottles is hands down the Profile Design Aqua Duo seat post mounting system. Lots of others are similar, but that one works best for me.
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What kind of bike is it? I like handle bar mounts they look old school.
This is an inexpensive Bell brand mount from either the Target' or "The Walmart" Sorry I thought the pic was better.

This is a single Minoura mount that mounts to the bar with some U bolts.

This is a double Minoura mount. Who says you have to carry water? The Flask and holder is by Ahern





This is an inexpensive Bell brand mount from either the Target' or "The Walmart" Sorry I thought the pic was better.
This is a single Minoura mount that mounts to the bar with some U bolts.
This is a double Minoura mount. Who says you have to carry water? The Flask and holder is by Ahern
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