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Luke.
27/04/05 09:08
a simple question, should i go for bottle bosses on my new bike?
negatives for it: look ugly if nothings fitted to them.
positives: means i can use a bottle type battery for me lights.
if i do go for bottle bosses i'll be using the use carbon cage.
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Free Wheelin' Franklin(Hazard Warning)
27/04/05 09:28
The great thing is you can put them on and take them off as and when you want.
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Alan....Tredegan survivor
27/04/05 09:32
Have 'em I say. You hardly notice them when not in use but you'd soon notice that they're not there when you need them
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Nick Evans
27/04/05 10:24
Yeah get them, just gives you far more versatility.

Wouldn't use a USE cage though, there are better carbon cages out there. Ones that don't snap!
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Luke.
27/04/05 10:28
Wouldn't use a USE cage though, there are better carbon cages out there. Ones that don't snap

but they look nice.
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Nick Evans
27/04/05 12:54
Prefer the Tacx Tao Carbon not that I can comment how long they last!

A friend of mine who works for a shop that stocks the USE ones says they've had about a 90% return rate on them, the little tab on the bottom snaps off.
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Luke.
27/04/05 13:16
and it comes with a source water bottle for an extra tenner worth a look cheers.
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Nick Evans
27/04/05 17:20
No problems, according to our Fisher rep, they're due into stock next week, I've got 1 on order for the MTB.

If you wanna go silly light the Tune 'Wassertrager' as I think it's called is £30 retail and weighs 9.5g, couldn't decide about having one of those on my MTB though, getting a pair for the road bike, should be interesting.
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