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rkelley23 02-23-11 12:06 AM

Arundel
 
Anyone know where to get some discount arundel cages OR know of some good non expensive bottle cages

Carbon Unit 02-23-11 12:29 AM

I bought my Arundel Trident cages used on Ebay. I think I paid half of their retail price. I figured they would be used after I had them on the bike for a month anyway. I have been using them for about 3 years and I will never replace them. They are great cages.

There is a lower priced plastic version of the Dave-O.

http://www.arundelbike.com/sport.html?p=1.1.1.8

kindablue 02-23-11 12:30 AM

tacx tao

Pretty light and can be found cheap ish on PBK. Work like a charm for me. Doubt I'll ever use anything else. Ever.

BeeSeeBee 02-23-11 12:51 AM


Originally Posted by Carbon Unit (Post 12266557)
I bought my Arundel Trident cages used on Ebay. I think I paid half of their retail price. I figured they would be used after I had them on the bike for a month anyway. I have been using them for about 3 years and I will never replace them. They are great cages.

There is a lower priced plastic version of the Dave-O.

http://www.arundelbike.com/sport.html?p=1.1.1.8

I did exactly this and ended up with a pair of Dave-O's for less than the price of one new one. Also bought one of their chrono cages on ebay and got the bottle for it locally. Such amazing cages, there's something distinctly solid about the cages that most of the other's I've used lack (due to the foam core?).

Carbon Unit 02-23-11 12:58 AM


Originally Posted by BeeSeeBee (Post 12266605)
I did exactly this and ended up with a pair of Dave-O's for less than the price of one new one. Also bought one of their chrono cages on ebay and got the bottle for it locally. Such amazing cages, there's something distinctly solid about the cages that most of the other's I've used lack (due to the foam core?).

I agree these cages are solid. What prompted me to buy Arundel is that I replaced my metal cages with carbon cages I bought off of Ebay. After a few weeks of use, I lost a bottle. That was it. I sold them on Ebay and bought the used Arundels off of Ebay. I never lost a bottle with Arundel cages. It is extremely easy to pull a bottle and put the bottle back into the Arundel cages.

2ndGen 02-23-11 09:57 AM

I came across a pair of brand new Arundel Mandible carbon cages for $78./shipped.
That deal I got by a member here on BF who heard of the deal.

Cruise the online bike sellers.
I got mine from WesternBikeWorks.
Art'sCyclery also has some good deals.
CompetitiveCyclist had 2 Mandible w/bottles for $100. once.

Best advice I could give is to keep an eye open.
These deals pop up quick just to bring traffic to the online shop's site.

Good luck.

Carbon Unit 02-23-11 10:09 AM

I noticed that Arts Cyclery has the Arundel Sport which is the nylon version of the Dave-O for $11.00.

http://www.artscyclery.com/searchres...chtext=arundel

0_o 02-23-11 02:21 PM

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They make a steel cage and also a plastic cage, Arundel Sport Bottle Cage, which is just as good as their carbon cages, see pic added photo of the sports.
some other sites
http://www.wisecyclebuys.com/waterbottlesandcages.aspx = Arundel Dave-O Carbon Bottle Cage Price: $44.95 Arundel Stainless Steel Bottle Cage Price: $19.95

http://www.competitivecyclist.com/ac...-cages.92.html Dave 0's are 50 each for 2 or more 47 each .... sports 15 each 2 or more 14 each .

http://www.westernbikeworks.com/sear...iewall=&cat=cg

Looigi 02-23-11 04:07 PM

I have the Arundel Sport cages. Easy in and out but hold the bottles very securely. Need to use button head or truss head screws to mount them as the recess isn't very deep.

R900 02-23-11 04:10 PM

Tough to find the newer ones on sale, for the older models they are on ebay often enough. I think I ended up 10% off and free shipping.

ilovecycling 02-23-11 04:52 PM

I'm still trying to hunt down a used pair of Arundel Dave-Os or Mandibles at a good price. It's funny. I can spend thousands on a bike, but spending over $80 on bottle cages is so hard to do. Not sure why. Just seems like you shouldn't have to pay more than that for something with such a simple function. At the same time I refuse to get anything but carbon fiber. I want my freakin' cake and I want to eat it too!

Carbon Unit 02-23-11 05:49 PM


Originally Posted by ilovecycling (Post 12269909)
I'm still trying to hunt down a used pair of Arundel Dave-Os or Mandibles at a good price. It's funny. I can spend thousands on a bike, but spending over $80 on bottle cages is so hard to do. Not sure why. Just seems like you shouldn't have to pay more than that for something with such a simple function. At the same time I refuse to get anything but carbon fiber. I want my freakin' cake and I want to eat it too!

There are a couple of Dave-Os on Ebay right now. The ones on there have the name Arundel on the outside of the cage. I didn't think that Arundel did that. My Tridents only say Arundel in the center where the screws attach to the frame.

ilovecycling 02-23-11 07:21 PM


Originally Posted by Carbon Unit (Post 12270206)
There are a couple of Dave-Os on Ebay right now. The ones on there have the name Arundel on the outside of the cage. I didn't think that Arundel did that. My Tridents only say Arundel in the center where the screws attach to the frame.

Yeah, I saw those. They would look perfect on my bike! I didn't know they made them like that with the unidirectional carbon either, but I like it! I want a unidirectional carbon fiber bottle cage b/c my SRAM S900 cranks, seat post, and Reynolds wheels all have that same uni-carbon look. If I can't get these, I'll probably just fork out the cash for some "oil slick" colored Mandible cages from CC. They are like $61 a piece, but they have a bunch of things on sale that I need anyhow so I might just go ahead and treat myself to a few things while I'm at it.

kaimat 02-24-11 09:07 AM


Originally Posted by Looigi (Post 12269694)
I have the Arundel Sport cages. Easy in and out but hold the bottles very securely. Need to use button head or truss head screws to mount them as the recess isn't very deep.


I'll second the sport cages. On my giant they hold my Camelbak bottles just fine with the standard screws that came with my bike.

brn2run 02-24-11 10:58 AM

I got my new mandible as a Christmas gift.
Cost me zip.

Don't think that deal is still available though.

ilovecycling 02-24-11 11:05 AM


Originally Posted by brn2run (Post 12273286)
I got my new mandible as a Christmas gift.
Cost me zip.

Don't think that deal is still available though.

You sure? I'll buy that off you for two zips. You'll be coming out ahead in this case.

DScott 02-24-11 11:06 AM

Arundels are one of the few things I would buy even at full retail. Wouldn't like it, but I also wouldn't kick myself every time I thought about it.

Carbon Unit 02-24-11 11:48 AM


Originally Posted by DScott (Post 12273329)
Arundels are one of the few things I would buy even at full retail. Wouldn't like it, but I also wouldn't kick myself every time I thought about it.

I agree. I bought two used Arundel Tridents off of Ebay three years ago for $40.00 they have been great but I have been looking at those new Mandibles which I can get in a matte finish that would fit my bike better. My Tridents are glossy and my bike is matte. Some day I may ungrade them.

BarracksSi 02-24-11 01:24 PM

I like my Arundel SideLoader & OtherSideLoader set. So far, I even like their Gecko bartape (but that's hard to say, since I ride with full-finger gloves almost all the time). Maybe I'll get the stainless cage for the commuter bike, too.


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