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Lezyne Flow Caddy with organiser


Convenient on-bike storage for riders looking to ditch their pack

Sitting in a bottle cage, the Flow Caddy is a handy way to carry tools and nutrition when riding packless. The 'bottle' never shook loose in cages, unlike its contents, which rattle incessantly unless packed to the max. This should only be a problem for stealth riders though.

The screw top is easy to remove, and the opening wide enough to get your hand in. An organising pouch is included, which quietens things, but we found impacts on carrying capacity. Lezyne also offers the Flow Caddy without the organiser for Ј7.

A great way to carry youressentials should you prefer to ride unencumbered.

PRICE 19$


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