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BBB Cycling BTL-18

Good price for a solid product that exactly fits my bicycle pump.

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No more tyre pressure in the back pocket of your cycling jersey and no more saddlebag that you hit with your thighs

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Nice water bottle, sits firmly on the bike, but I have already bought two and both have lost their caps. They do have an easy cap with space for quick links and plugs, but I have now lost that too. I should add that this happened while mountain biking. I do have sturdy bottle cages. I found one, but it was torn. In short, an expensive joke.

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Everything fits in there, just make sure you straighten the cap or it will fall off later. This was more my fault than the product. When I had it on right it just stayed on. Highly recommended

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I highly recommend

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Everything fit in it, super fine, until I put it in the bottle cage, it's too narrow for that.

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Handy tool bottle. Sturdy and seals well. Fits quite a lot. Tire levers, small multitool, 2 inner tubes, ...

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A must if you don't want to be left by the wayside.

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fits perfectly in the bottle cage, stuff does not rattle.

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Tools/spares are stored neatly. Sufficiently large and contents do not rattle while driving.

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This tool bottle has a large opening to put your tools and spare parts in it (bigger than an ordinary water bottle). Furthermore, the bottle has a good seal and fits a lot. Unfortunately, it was quickly scratched from sand, but of course that is normal with MTBing and then polishing.

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This is a must have if you don't want to keep your tools in your pocket during your ride and don't want a saddlebag. What is also handy is that all your stuff is in 1 easier place on your bike. And you don't forget that one tool you need. I also bought this after my chain broke and I had just forgotten to bring the missing link.

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Instead of a bag under the saddle that catches everything and gets drenched, I take a waterproof canister with me in winter. 0.5L capacity and you can fit quite a lot in there: tyre sealers, inner tube, multi-tool, co2 cartridge incl trivio valve adapter, sticker and quick link. I did leave the inner cap out, quicklink goes in loose and gives you just a bit more space for a tube with a long valve.

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Was looking for a replacement for my saddle tool bag. Product satisfies and can hold quite a lot. Of course you have to sacrifice the bottle holder for it so make sure you have a second one or a water backpack

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Alternative to my saddlebag - bike looks a bit tighter this way, and my multitool doesn't rust. Large version holds 2x 16g CO2 cartridge + pump; 28-40mm inner tube; 2 tyre levers; 16-in-1 multitool; quick links; roll of insulating tape (you never know...); some plasters and painkillers; and my house key. Is well full and so doesn't rattle. Hasn't fallen out of the bottle cage yet (even over gravel and cobblestones), but it does tend w1t to creep up (of course, that could also be down to my bottle cage). The plastic did get scratched from the first use by my (alu) bottle cage....

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For information: Height x width x length (mm): S = 74 x 74 x 130 L = 74 x 74 x 180

Nice and simple but just right. Inner tubes, tyre levers, tools, I get it all in there. Stuff it a touch full and no rattling while mountain biking. Highly recommended as far as I am concerned! Handy that there is a quicklink compartment in the cap!

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