Description A place for misfits.
For explorers and tourists alike, the Blackburn Outpost Cargo Cage blends a bottle cage and a cargo rack into one super versatile frame-mounted accessory. The 6 mm tubular alloy construction has a 9 lb load capacity for strapping down oversize water bottles, dry bags, or other oddly shaped items. It mounts to standard water bottle braze-ons (hardware not included), and silicone-backed webbing makes for grippy tie-downs to keep cargo in place.
Claimed weight is 164 g including straps.
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Better than Anything Cage
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Has all the features of the Salsa Anything Cage PLUS it can be mounted anywhere you have regular 2 bolt water mounts (like a lot of carbon adventure bike forks) Highly versatile!
Reviewed 1/26/2018
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Great rack!
I use it to hold a UE boom 2 speaker. Perfect! And it's big enough to carry a 64oz vacuum bottle growler.
Reviewed 5/22/2017
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Great Product!
by Anonymous
Casual Cyclist
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I actually bought this cargo cage to mount on the panniers of my adventure motorcycle. I mounted one for my fuel bottle and one for a Nalgene water bottle. The mounting was strong and after a three day ride through the Utah desert everything was still in great shape. This was the only cage I found that held the larger 1 liter bottles. This is a well made, durable cage. I am very pleased.
Reviewed 5/29/2015
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Not just for bottles
by Whelm2
Cycling Enthusiast
Salina, Ks.
2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
I use this to haul my cooking pots and stove and a small stuff sack.I have one on each fork leg on my 29er. Good value....
Reviewed 2/23/2015
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