Help? :D

Posted on Sat 24th, September 2011

• #1

AndyL

Hey guys,

I currently have a langster 2010 frame and it has no holes for me to put a drink holder in... I've seen a few products that are kind of like clamps to make up for not having the holes? So I use the clamp to put on my bike, then I attach my drink holder to the clamp... I was wondering if anyone knew the proper name for this product and where I could buy one? I really want two drink holders on my bike :P

Thanks =D
• #2

carson

probably called a bottle cage clamp
• #3

conker

I've got one - bike only has 1 set of bottle cage bosses. If It's a steel frame use reg. bottle cage with metal strip clamps, if its oversized alloy or carbon don't but the plasric clips they're shiiite, wrap old inner tube and use cable tyes.
• #4

EEI

The proper name is PVC tape.
• #5

andy.w

https://www.lfgss.com/thread1399.html
• #6

mikec

Evans cycles do them. They attach to the seatpost
• #7

fatoldbloke

The proper name is UTFS.

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