The long-awaited, highly popular bottle cages that shine as brightly as the summer sun are finally back in stock!
KING CAGE products are carefully handcrafted one by one by welding artisan Ron Andrews in his small workshop in Durango, Colorado.
Stainless & Iris
KING CAGE Stainless ¥2,500+Tax
KING CAGE Iris ¥2,500+Tax
Both are made of stainless steel, which is more flexible than aluminum bottle cages, allowing them to hold your bottle securely even on bumpy off-road terrain. Plus, they are lightweight and rust-resistant, which is always a bonus.
Because they are handmade, the titanium bottle cages Titanium, which sometimes have inconsistent arrival times, are also back in stock this time.
And we have also received a large shipment of items to expand the possibilities of your bike.
KING CAGE Manything Cage ¥8,000+TaxSIZE: H210 x W63 x D80mm
Breaking out of the bottle cage frame, the Manything Cage is equipped with two straps featuring steel buckles. It securely holds cylindrical items essential for touring where you never know what might happen—such as a bike bag for transportation, a medium-sized dry bag packed with a change of clothes for camping, or a large 40oz water bottle filled with your favorite drink.
Its fit and carrying capacity are truly excellent. It further expands the capacity of your bike packing. And the titanium material is even more attractive because it combines light weight with overwhelming durability.
For those greedy folks who find that in the summer, when hydration is essential, their down tube and seat tube bottle cage mounts are already full, but they still want more bottles or to attach a Manything Cage—here is the perfect gadget.
KING CAGE U.S.B. (Universal Support Bolt) ¥1,000+Tax (1 Band)
With the U.S.B. (Universal Support Bolt), many bike models can gain new mounting points, allowing for greater cargo capacity and significantly expanding your possibilities.
The bands are available in three sizes: 27mm, 44.45mm, and 50.8mm (all maximum diameters).
Furthermore, since the band is tightened with a bolt, it is designed so it won't easily loosen even on bumpy off-road roads or during long, unknown journeys.
RIDEALIVE 2016 is almost here, taking place next weekend, August 27th and 28th.
I'm sure everyone participating has started preparing their gear. (I'm currently pulling my hair out because my pannier bags won't fit...)
For those of you planning tours during your summer vacation or weekends, let's expand the potential of your bikes and head out on a summer adventure together!!