The Double Bottle Adapter is an essential part of the B-RAD™ system, enabling you to conveniently fit two bottle cages side by side. It offers easy access to your bottles while keeping them out of the way of your legs. Installation is a breeze, using the existing cage mounts on your bike. Note that the B-RAD Base component is required and sold separately. Compatibility-wise, it needs a B-RAD mounting base and works with any bike frame having 2 standard 64mm spacing bottle cage mounts, which is common in most modern frames. The included hardware has a T25 Torx head. Related products include B-RAD Bases and Accessories, Mini Strap and Accessory Mount, and T25 L-Wrench. The adapter is made of 6061 - T6 aluminum brackets, weighs 20g, can handle a maximum load of 1700g, requires a T25 Torx tool, and should be tightened with a torque of 3 - 4 Nm. It's proudly made in the USA. The B-RAD™ system is an innovative and flexible way to organize on - bike bottle storage and accessories. You can customize your storage according to your specific needs with the flexible 3 - step B - RAD system. The B - RAD Base, available in various lengths, attaches to the bike's bottle cage mounts and provides a platform for the system. The B - RAD Mount attaches to the Base and secures accessories, with accessory - specific mounts available. Accessories are held in place by B - RAD mounts or straps, allowing you to carry ride essentials like bottles or tools.

Using the Wolf Tooth B - rad Double Bottle Adapter is easy. First, make sure you have the B - RAD Base component, as it's required for the adapter to work. Attach the B - RAD Base to the existing bottle cage mounts on your bike. Then, attach the Double Bottle Adapter to the B - RAD Base. Once installed, you can place your two bottle cages side by side on the adapter. When using the adapter, be careful not to overload it beyond its maximum load of 1700g. For maintenance, keep the adapter clean. You can use a mild soap and water to clean the 6061 - T6 aluminum brackets. Check the hardware regularly to make sure it's tightened properly with the T25 Torx tool, using a torque of 3 - 4 Nm. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, replace the parts as needed. Also, when storing your bike, make sure the bottles are removed from the cages to prevent any unnecessary stress on the adapter.