How many people are running cages on their forks?
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How many people are running cages on their forks?
So who has a set of Salsa Fargo forks or similar with bottle cage mounts?
Or do you have another set of forks and how have you gone about securely fitting cages?
I'm always tempted, but not sure if it is just because I dig the look of them.
Or do you have another set of forks and how have you gone about securely fitting cages?
I'm always tempted, but not sure if it is just because I dig the look of them.
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
My Inbred has Enabler forks with Monkii cages on ... uses 2 of the 3 Anything cage mounts.
My (other) Inbred had Monkii clips and Monkii cages on carbon rigids.
My (other) Inbred had Monkii clips and Monkii cages on carbon rigids.
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
Would the monkii clips fit on a suspension fork do you reckon?
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
They fit on my revelations fine if you use the longer bolt supplied.
No issues with mine on the WRT, although they do make me ride a bit slower downhill as if you were to come off i cant imagine it ending well :?
No issues with mine on the WRT, although they do make me ride a bit slower downhill as if you were to come off i cant imagine it ending well :?
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
I have a decathlon strap-on mount and a Topeak cage mounted on the forks of my El Mariachi. It's been able to carry 500ml of fluid without moving.
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
Hi Tommid!
Two cages on my Fargo forks. With the frame bag in use its my default. I think I actually find the bottles easier to access there.
Two cages on my Fargo forks. With the frame bag in use its my default. I think I actually find the bottles easier to access there.

Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
Have you tried 750ml on it? They look just the job for my narrow cx forks, and do you think that the grooves for the rubber straps would take a jubilee clip or thick cable tie?ScotRoutes wrote:I have a decathlon strap-on mount and a Topeak cage mounted on the forks of my El Mariachi. It's been able to carry 500ml of fluid without moving.
Cheers in advance
Ben
Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
They only just fit on Fox 32's.Would the monkii clips fit on a suspension fork do you reckon?
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
Anyone tried one of these Decathalon mounts?
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/apb-300-bott ... 66980.html
I have one of these
seems to sit quite tight, but never fitted it to my forks.
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/apb-300-bott ... 66980.html
I have one of these
seems to sit quite tight, but never fitted it to my forks.
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
I haven't tried that size of bottle yet but the mount seems secure enough.Ben98 wrote:Have you tried 750ml on it? They look just the job for my narrow cx forks, and do you think that the grooves for the rubber straps would take a jubilee clip or thick cable tie?ScotRoutes wrote:I have a decathlon strap-on mount and a Topeak cage mounted on the forks of my El Mariachi. It's been able to carry 500ml of fluid without moving.
Cheers in advance
Ben
The rubber straps are moulded on, with a "pimple" on the recessed part of the bracket that the strap then fits onto once you've pulled it tight (I'll try to get a photo up later). I guess you could cut off the strap and pimple and then use zip-ties/hose clips. As it is, once the bottle cage is fitted it's not possible to undo the straps.
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
That's the one I'm referring to in my posts above.tommid wrote:Anyone tried one of these Decathalon mounts?
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/apb-300-bott ... 66980.html
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Re: How many people are running cages on their forks?
I've used the Decathlon mounts in the past. They never slipped or moved but I did have issues with the rubber straps perishing over time.
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