Topeak Shuttle Bottle Cage - Black

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The Topeak Shuttle Bottle Cage is designed for cyclists who need a reliable, lightweight way to secure their hydration in tight frame geometries. Ideal for riders looking for an easy installation process that prevents overtightening, it offers a secure grip on standard water bottles; however, it is specifically crafted for plastic cages and may not offer the same rigidity as premium carbon fiber alternatives.
| Model Part Number | tsc01-b |
|---|---|
| Brand | TOPEAK |
It is designed for standard cycling water bottles. Large-diameter insulated bottles may be too wide for the cage's retention radius.
The cage uses standard M5 bolts typically found on all bicycle frames. Check your frame's existing bottle boss bolts.
Yes, the durable high-quality plastic construction is well-suited for the vibrations and impacts associated with mountain biking.
The Topeak Shuttle Bottle Cage weighs approximately 53 grams.
This specific model is finished in standard black.
Ensure the cage is properly seated on the bolt heads and the mounting bolts are fully tightened.
Verify that no debris is trapped between the cage and the frame; ensure mounting bolts are flush against the cage slots.
Installation involves securing the provided or existing M5 cage bolts into your frame's bottle bosses first, leaving them slightly loose. Once the bolts are in, align the slots on the back of the Topeak Shuttle cage with the bolt heads and slide the unit into position. Tighten the bolts firmly to lock the cage in place. To maintain the product, periodically check that the bolts remain tight, as vibration can cause them to back out over time. Clean the cage with mild soap and water if mud or debris accumulates inside the bottle grip area.