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Xlab Mini Wing 105 - Double Bottle Cage for behind the saddle

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Increase your performance with the Xlab Mini Wing 105 - Double bottle cage for behind the saddle!

This innovative solution is not just a bottle cage, but a complete system designed for triathletes. The Xlab Mini Wing System allows you to carry two extra bottles on your bike, which is very practical for long rides. The system is aerodynamically optimized, as it is located on the back of the the saddle, hidden behind the rider. It's a smart and useful feature as it helps maintain your speed without compromising aerodynamics.

Xlab Mini Wing 105 adjustment options

Another great feature of the Xlab Mini Wing System is its many adjustment options. This means you can adjust the system to suit your exact preferences and needs. It also comes with two Xlab P-Cage bottle cages, which are known for their robustness and durability.

Practical storage with Xlab Mini Wing 105

In addition to being an effective solution for carrying extra bottles, it is also possible to purchase an Xlab Mini Bag for extra storage. This bag is ideal for carrying items such as inner tubes, CO2 cartridges and the like. It is a smart feature that makes it easy to carry necessary items with you while you are on the go. In addition, it can be hidden between your 2 bottles, which makes it extra smart.

Easy installation and compatibility with Xlab Mini Wing System

The Xlab Mini Wing 105 is compatible with most saddles and is incredibly easy to install. It comes with a variety of screws and brackets for mounting behind the saddle, making the installation process quick and hassle-free. This is a great advantage for those who want an easy and convenient solution to carry extra bottles on their bike.

Buy the Xlab Mini Wing 105 from Transition Zone now!

Are you ready to improve your cycling experience? Make your next workout or run more effective with the Xlab Mini Wing 105. Visit Transition Zone today and experience the benefits of this amazing solution for yourself!

Explore more categories at Transition Zone

Are you interested in finding more quality products for your bike? Then you should check out our Cycling Equipment category. If you are looking for more bottle cages, visit our Bottle Cage category. And to see our selection of water bottles, take a look at our Water Bottles & Bottle Cages category. Find the perfect product for your cycling needs at Transition Zone today!

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Xlab Mini Wing 105 - Dobbelt Dunkholder til bag sadlen
Xlab Mini Wing 105 - Dobbelt Dunkholder til bag sadlen
Xlab Mini Wing 105 - Dobbelt Dunkholder til bag sadlen

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Bottle cage – the underrated piece of equipment with great importance

When it comes to bike gear, it's easy to focus on the big components: frame, wheels, drivetrain, and power meter. But one of the most underrated — and most important — components on your bike is the water bottle cage. It keeps you hydrated when it matters most and can be the difference between finishing strong or fading before the line. As the range of bottle cages has expanded, choosing the right one has become more important — depending on your setup, riding style, and ambitions.
Bottle cages now come in a wide variety of shapes and materials — from ultralight carbon fiber to durable aluminum or reinforced plastic. While the classic mounting points remain on the down tube and seat tube, there are also more specialized options: BTA (between-the-arms) setups between your aero bars, behind-the-saddle mounts, and fully integrated aero systems designed for minimal drag. These are especially popular among triathletes and time trialists.
Regardless of placement or material, all bottle cages share one goal — to hold your water bottle securely, whether you're riding cobblestones, gravel, or a 180 km Ironman bike course.

Choose the right bottle cage for your needs

Choosing the right bottle cage shouldn’t be random — it should reflect your riding style, bike type, and hydration requirements. For long-distance riders and triathletes, carrying more than two water bottles on the bike is often essential. That’s where alternatives like BTA (between-the-arms) cages and behind-the-saddle mounts become valuable.
A BTA bottle cage is typically mounted between the arms of triathlon handlebars, offering quick and easy access to hydration with minimal need to shift your gaze. This setup is not only practical but also aerodynamic, helping you save energy over long rides.
Behind-the-saddle mounts are another popular solution among triathletes and endurance riders. They provide space for one or two additional bottles, freeing up frame space for tools or aerodynamic bottles. While reaching behind to grab a bottle takes some practice, this method allows you to carry up to three bottles without cluttering your frame.
If you prefer traditional road cycling or gravel riding, the classic frame locations on the down tube and seat tube remain the most straightforward choice. Here, fit and grip are key. A quality bottle cage should hold your water bottle securely—even on rough terrain—while still allowing fast and easy access when you need a drink. Many gravel riders also add extra cages under the down tube or on fork mounts to increase their fluid capacity for long adventures.

Aero, lightweight or functionality?

When selecting a bottle cage, it’s important to consider which features matter most to you: lightweight construction, aerodynamics, ease of use, or secure hold. Many competitive riders choose ultralight or aero-optimized cages designed to reduce drag and save valuable seconds. These models are often tailored to specific bottles and mounting positions and may come at a higher price — but they’re worth the investment if you’re chasing marginal gains.
For recreational cyclists and daily training, functionality and reliability tend to take priority. A flexible cage with excellent grip is often the best choice here. Material matters as well: carbon fiber offers light weight and stiffness but can be more fragile if dropped or subjected to heavy pressure. Aluminum and reinforced plastic cages are typically more durable, budget-friendly, and perfectly suited for most riders’ needs.
Finally, aesthetics also play a role. Bottle cages come in a wide range of colors and designs, so you can match your bike and gear perfectly. While it may seem like a small detail, having a cage that both fits well and looks good is a key part of a well-equipped bike setup.