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Fara Cycling Carbon Fibre Lightweight Side-Pull Bottle Cage - Matte Black
A featherweight addition to any bike, this sleek Fara Cycling carbon fibre bottle cage provides a secure yet accessible fit for your bottles across even the most rugged surfaces. Side-pull release allows you to easily remove your bottle even while using a frame bag and on smaller frame sizes.

• Composite design for durability at minimal weight
• Secure cage design to hold bottles in place while allowing them to remain easily accessible by hand
• Standard double bolt secure fitting
• Weight: 19g
• Bolts not included

$ 45
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"The Fara Cycling F/AR is an absolute cracker – it feels like a race bike on the road, but can transfer that performance to hardpacked tracks and trails through its ability to swallow 38mm tyres."
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ROAD.CC
"Its design engenders a real sense of freedom out on a ride."
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CYCLIST
"An ideal bike for racing one weekend, or exploring further from home the next week."
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BIKE RUMOUR
"Do you spend most of your riding hours on tarmac and want the occasional jaunt or trip into dirt? Then the Fara is absolutely the way to go."
CYCLING PLUS
"The F/All-Road felt lively and had a real spirit. Cutting down the descents, I felt like I was on a road bike and it was utterly fantastic."
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CYCLING WEEKLY
"High-speed road bike that can tackle some rough stuff, with an awesome ride quality wherever you take it."
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ROAD.CC
"The road speed impressed, but it was in the rough where I was more surprised. It's quick and impressively nimble."
CYCLING PLUS
"Fara definitely seems of the opinion that the best bike for any kind of occasion is the one that doesn’t stop you adventuring."
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ROULEUR
"The F/All-Road blurs the lines between road and gravel with neat bikepacking bag mounts and a beautiful finish."
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