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LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
This new Lightweight Titanium Cage weighs a tiny 22g
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112 of 129(87%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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Halcyon
City: Sydney
Country:Australia
Age:35-44
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
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Road Cyclist
Date:April 7, 2010
Titanium Cool
Pros: Attractive, Good Fit, Great Value, High Quality, Lightweight
"I bought these titanium cages to replace carbon cages on my Bianchi S9 Matta Titanium frame purely because I am shallow and wanted a better asthetics.
They have enhanced the look of the bike, they are suitabley light weight and hold both my bidon and tool bottle snuggly but not too firm where the bidon is not easiy accesable though any corner even during the Heffron Park crit races on Saturday.
These cages are the duck's guts."
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Review 2 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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Totemsub
City: Pieta'
Country:Malta
Age:19-24
Interest:Cross Country MTB
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Pro Performance
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Mountain Biker
Date:March 5, 2010
Awesome bottle cage !
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Pros: Attractive, Durable, Great Value, High Quality, Lightweight, Rugged
"I must admit, I bought these cages mainly because most cages looked ugly when mounted to my silver anodized Santa Cruz Superlight. I bought these simply because they have a very minimalist look. Plus, the fact that they are made from Titanium ( I'm a big fan of the metal), which is strong, and the bonus that they weigh next to nothing, means that these are actually top-value cages ! They come with nice low-profile bolts too, although I didn't use them because I have colour-coded bolts on the bike .
My bike now looks complete :D Also, they don't seem to scratch my bottles, which is great.
My CamelBak Chilljacket bottle seems a bit of a tight fit though, and I have to pull kinda hard to get it out of the cage, but at least it's reassuring to know your bottle won't get dislodged while riding hard.
Top cages !"
My bike now looks complete :D Also, they don't seem to scratch my bottles, which is great.
My CamelBak Chilljacket bottle seems a bit of a tight fit though, and I have to pull kinda hard to get it out of the cage, but at least it's reassuring to know your bottle won't get dislodged while riding hard.
Top cages !"
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Review 3 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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GentlemanNosh
City: Sydney
Age:35-44
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
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Road Cyclist
Date:September 18, 2009
Light, good price and unique
Pros: Attractive, Durable, Great Value, Lightweight
"Carbon cages are very yesterday. Stainless is too heavy, but this cage is awesome. It has that burnished titanium colour, and really looks special... and they are 22gms.
Holds the bottle firmly no matter what the road surface, and does everything you expect from a cage.
Couldn't recommend it more highly"
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Review 4 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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JimboBadger
Country:United Kingdom
Age:35-44
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Road Cyclist
Date:May 23, 2012
Good value titanium
Pros: Attractive, Lightweight, titanium
"These are very lightweight; it's easy to remove/replace bottles; and appear to hold the bottles firmly (so far about 300 miles on British roads)."
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Review 5 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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Finnishadam
City: Helsinki
Country:Finland
Age:35-44
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Road Cyclist
Date:May 21, 2012
What's not to like
Pros: Durable, Attractive, High Quality, Lightweight, Good Fit
"I have two of these on my Van Nic and about to buy another two for my MTB. (Sadly, not a Van Nic). :)
They've gone up a bit in price since I got mine, but still will buy them. Light, minimal, never had a bottle come out.... nothing bad to say about them at all."
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Review 6 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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zunner
City: Shanghai
Country:China
Age:35-44
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Road Cyclist
Date:May 20, 2012
Suited for those with FD clamps
Pros: Good Fit, 2 piece design good for fd clamps
Cons: appears flimsy
"Thank god for this design ! The screw braces are two piece, instead of one-piece. I ride a titanium frame and instead of a brazed-on clamp, i use a downtube clamp to secure my front derailleur. As such, this gets in the way of almost every bottle cage I have.
With this cage, I solve this issue, and in addition, there is also enough clearance to add a pump.
Workmanship wise, it looks flimsy with just a few solder/weld points. I have not used it long enough to comment on its durability. Hope the weld points lasts.
Lastly, the simple design and titanium material makes for a very very light cage!"
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Review 7 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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scuttle
Date:May 15, 2012
much better than carbon fibre bottle holders
Pros: Durable, Attractive, High Quality, Lightweight
"nicer looking, don't scuff your bottles, nice two stage 'snap in' entry, very secure, haven't had a bottle drop out. If you have a titanium frame, there's no other choice"
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Review 8 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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Energizer
City: Western Australia
Country:Australia
Age:35-44
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Road Cyclist
Date:April 18, 2012
Well Made
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Pros: Great Value, Attractive, High Quality, Lightweight, Good Fit
"I just bought this water bottle to replace my carbon bottle cage which is broke after 1 year. This bottle cage very light and the made is really good compare to other titanium bottle cage.
The important thing of this bottle cage is easy to put in and out the bottle(not to tied or loose)."
The important thing of this bottle cage is easy to put in and out the bottle(not to tied or loose)."
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Review 9 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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talt111
City: Leeds Yorkshire
Country:United Kingdom
Age:45-54
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Road Cyclist
Date:April 8, 2012
Light weight bottle holder
Pros: Lightweight
"Made from titanium this is very light and quite sturdy. Easy to fix and does the job well. A tad expensive but reflects material used."
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gib009
City: Perth
Country:Australia
Age:19-24
Interest:Triathlete
Level:New to sport
Gender:Male
Budget:Value for money
Triathlete
Date:March 23, 2012
Brilliant bottle holders!
Pros: Great Value, Attractive, Lightweight, Good Fit
"I have used these for the last 500km or so and as silly as it sounds have enjoyed every time I have had to take a sip of water on the bike.
They are lighter, cheaper, look better, feel better to use than the equivilant carbon bottle holder, and there is just something special about titanium! A piece of metal shouldnt be so light in your hands!
Having been used to run of the mill steel bottle holders and tried carbon holders on occasion, these fit the bill perfectly as I like the feel of metal bottle holders but wanted something light weight.
My old bottle holders came in at 61g without the bolts (69g with bolts), and these come in less than half that weight at 25g (30g with bolts).
Upon use the first thing i noticed is that there is a bit more of a subtle 'click' than the steel insertion, the bottle doesnt feel any less surely seated, the best word i can used is that it feels more refined, a lot nicer to use.
I have also had these at 60kph down a hill over some pretty mean potholes and havent lost a bottle.
I have these on my carbon bike, and they look very elegant, long story short, buy them! you wont be dissapointed!"
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Lipyak
City: Canberra ACT
Country:Australia
Age:45-54
Interest:Cross Country MTB
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Mountain Biker
Date:January 10, 2012
Nice and light
Pros: Durable, Great Value, Attractive, Lightweight
"Good simple product at an excellent price. Welds are a bit rough, but solid, invisible once fitted to bike."
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Qapla
Date:January 1, 2012
Impractical design + weak metal
Pros: Attractive, Lightweight
Cons: Expensive, Low Quality, Wears Out Easily, flawed design
"I bought these cages to save a few grammes (for a joke, really). They certainly are lightweight and they look nice. That is pretty much all that can be in their favour.
The titanium bolts soon rattled loose, and the bolt heads rounded off when re-tightened so I had to replace them with bolts made from a proper heavy-duty metal, i.e. steel.
The design of the cage is impractical because unlike virtually any other cage, they only allow for the bottle to be removed in one direction (i.e. straight up). The standard bottle cage design allows the bottle to be pulled to either side as well. Why is this such a disadvantage? Because you cannot pull a 750ml bottle "straight up" on the seat tube without smacking it into your top tube (or your frame pump!)
In order to remove my bottle from the seat tube cage I had to twist it slightly to the side as it reached the top of the cage. This twisting action eventually took its toll on the notoriously weak metal known as titanium - and the part that screws into the frame snapped in half rendering the cage useless. To be honest, it was a relief as it gave me an excuse to go back to a normal cage. The titanium one had lasted less than 6 months.
Why do these cages have such a strange design? The only reason I can think of is because it clearly uses far less metal than the conventional design (i.e. less weight). But surely if the metal you're using is so much lighter than steel or alloy, why the need for this cheat?"
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Review 13 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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taffyplus50
City: Edinburgh
Country:United Kingdom
Age:45-54
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Road Cyclist
Date:December 31, 2011
minimalist beauty
Pros: Durable, Great Value, Attractive, Rugged, High Quality, Good Fit
"I got these too compliment a titanium road frame - looks very good. Holds bottles well - seems to look just as good as when bought - can't say the same for previous plastic and carbon cages."
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Review 14 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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DiamondLil
City: Northampton
Country:United Kingdom
Age:45-54
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Female
Budget:Quality first
Road Cyclist
Date:December 31, 2011
Less expensive & more functional than carbon
Pros: Durable, Adjustable, Lightweight
"I bought this titanium cage to match my Enigma Etape frame, which it does very well. Compared with the cost of most carbon composite cages, it was good value at less than £23.
Only criticism is that with a full 750ml bottle on board, it rattled until adjustment of the side-frames achieved a firmer grip. Something not so easily achieved with a composite cage."
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Review 15 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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Ducati
City: Derby
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Date:August 2, 2011
Good firm grip
Pros: Lightweight, Good Fit
"This is the best bottle cage i've bought. Gets a really good hold of the bottle but still easy to locate in place.I use the Camelback bottles. Would buy another one when they're back in stock."
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Review 16 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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GiovanniBartali
Date:July 19, 2011
Pros: Durable, Adjustable
"26-28 gr. real weight, very strenght and durability!!"
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Review 17 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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djm778
City: London
Country:United Kingdom
Age:35-44
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Road Cyclist
Date:July 19, 2011
Excellent bit of bike bling.
Pros: Attractive, High Quality, Adjustable, Lightweight, Good Fit
"Excellent bit of bike bling and just the thing to finish off my Betty Leeds. Work great, very lighweight nice and understated."
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Review 18 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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PerUlrik
City: Per
Country:Denmark
Interest:Cross Country MTB
Level:Advanced
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Mountain Biker
Date:June 30, 2011
best quality
Pros: Great Value, Attractive, High Quality, Rugged, Lightweight, Good Fit
"Quality very high. It is light, it holds the bottle well, even on a cyclocross cycle and it looks good."
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Review 19 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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hkcube
Country:Hong Kong
Age:35-44
Interest:Cross Country MTB
Level:Occasional
Gender:Male
Budget:Quality first
Mountain Biker
Date:June 29, 2011
Bling bling water cage
Pros: High Quality, Lightweight
Cons: heavy steel screws
"High quality,nice finishing. Light weight. Titanium water cage should last forever! Only down side is it should come with Titanium screws or at least aluminium light weight scews"
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Review 20 for LifeLine Titanium Bottle Cage
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bobo
City: Telford, UK
Country:United Kingdom
Age:Over 65
Interest:Road Cyclist
Level:Regular
Gender:Male
Road Cyclist
Date:June 29, 2011
Titanium Bottle Cage
Pros: Durable, Attractive, Rugged, Good Fit
Cons: Expensive
"These were bought to match my titanium bike and they do. They are both light and robust so I'm satisfied. Doubt if I would have bought them at the full pre-sale price."
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