Re: HRC OVERFLOW BOTTLE?
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 10:43 pm
But aren't they both hidden? Is there a weight saving at all?mick.mh2racing wrote:A very minimal weight saving and a massive pose value.
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But aren't they both hidden? Is there a weight saving at all?mick.mh2racing wrote:A very minimal weight saving and a massive pose value.
Probably a few gm.rccaulfield wrote:But aren't they both hidden? Is there a weight saving at all?mick.mh2racing wrote:A very minimal weight saving and a massive pose value.
mick.mh2racing wrote:The HRC type are designed to run dry so you're saving the weight of the bottle and it's contents. Not massive but I always do it.
There is now a clear fruit bottle called O2, bought one for the kids the other day. just a head up mickmick.mh2racing wrote:Here's mine, cable tie round the neck.
Aye cheers for that. This picture is of a previous bike now sold to Landy63 who I think broke the bike for parts. On my current bike I have, I think, an old shampoo bottle. It's about the right size and clear, not like that tacky fruit shoot bottle.rickyb_dj wrote:There is now a clear fruit bottle called O2, bought one for the kids the other day. just a head up mickmick.mh2racing wrote:Here's mine, cable tie round the neck.
That's the reason why i get splattered with water sometimes then lol :Dmick.mh2racing wrote:The HRC type are designed to run dry so you're saving the weight of the bottle and it's contents. Not massive but I always do it.
Well its HRC innit!? What other reason is there!?GCD wrote:Please excuse my ignorance, but what is the advantage of the HRC bottle over the standard overflow bottle?