Wolf Tooth Components Morse Water Bottle Cage
Named for its dot-dash-dot-dash mounting pattern, the Wolf Tooth Components Morse water bottle cage base plate offers 4 positions to align with your bike's bottle bosses while offering adjustability.
- Fits any frame that has a standard bottle cage mount with bolt spacing of 64 mm (most modern frames)
- Each of the 4 mounting options has a "dot" paired with a "dash," ensuring your bottle is securely mounted and won't move
- This design offers up to 32 mm of vertical adjustment for your bottle cage positioning
- Versatile option for bikes with multiple bottle cage mounts, full-suspension frames, smaller frames and bikes with any size of frame bag
- Compatible with Wolf Tooth Components B-RAD Mounting Bases (not included) to adjust bottle positioning even further
- Made with hand-bent hollow 304 stainless-steel tubing
Made in USA.
View all Wolf Tooth Components Water Bottle Cages| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Adjustable | Yes |
| Material(s) | 304 stainless-steel tubing and plate |
| Weight | 58 grams |
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Uncaged opinion
Tried many cages, and found tubular framed ones are best when things get dirty. Cages with wide sides trap mud and grit, and once you pull the bottle and return it, the grit starts grinding away your bottle and cage finish. It can also become hard to pull the bottles once the grinding effect begins. Minimal contact of a tube radius wipes mud away instead of grinding away both bottle and cage finish, and keeps the bottle tension more consistent. Stainless needs no paint or anodization, so it looks good even with the inevitable abrasion. Tried the cheaper stainless tube one for about $16. It works, but is not as stout, and doesn't look as good. This one's worth the extra 9 bucks.
Great Bottle Cage from Wolf Tooth
A great quality cage and very light. Multiple positions for a better installation.