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Old 09-01-08, 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by joetronic
Does he still have any that he may part with?
Oh, no. That's long in the past now -- I was just relating the story for comedic value.
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Originally Posted by joetronic
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You must have the sarcasm tag option turned off.
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I found the Widefoot Litercage to be the best solution this far. There are some limitations and over the last year of usage, I have found great methods for using in concert with Nalgene, Hydroflask, and Kleen Kanteen bottles. I have found it useful both in hot and cold weather as well. My full review is up on our RideAlongside YouTube channel for any who are interested.
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There is also the VeloOrange Mojave bottle cage.
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