NOS Weyless Water Bottle Cage: Clamp On Mount, Black/White, RARE
NOS Weyless Water Bottle Cage: Clamp On Mount, Black/White, RARE is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Item Condition
Item Condition
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Description
Description
Designed by Bill Shook of American Classic fame for Weyless, this is a unique alternative to T.A. bottle cage's for your downtube sans cage braze mounts. In a stroke of genius, Shook featured little plastic pieces to cradle your downtube, for better stability and paint protection. The clamps are drilled for lightness, and feature the Weyless logo engraved on their flats. The clamp bolts are hex head. A thoroughly futuristic design in the 1970's.
Condition
New old stock, light shop wear. Great for your show bike!
Details
- Clamp on
- Alloy & plastic
- Made in America
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