I fancy some Anything cages …but have heard and read they tend to brake easily…any alternatives..or positive review’s

Monki cage from cyclemiles

http://www.freeparable.com/monkiicage

These are good, fit a small sleeping bag in or a tarp.

Looks like a new version on the updated Salsa site?

http://salsacycles.com/components/category/accessories/anything_cage

I use these, not had any issues with them and you can get spare’s.
http://www.bikebuddy.co.uk/shop.asp

Anyone got experience of the Monkii cage fitted under a downtube with a 1 litre bottle? Secure off road, durable? Max load is 1.5kg but maybe that’s on top of the tube. Could be a good fuel bottle cage, bike buddy looks good too but may prefer the lighter, plastic Monkii. Ta.

I would also like to know more about the Monkii…….Im not sure if and when the Anything cages will be available

http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1829&p=16797&hilit=monkii#p16797

Here we go – knew I’d seen them somewhere before.

I’ve used the Monkii cages. Off road I would say that 1.5kg is optimistic. I’ve had 750ml bottles bounce the entire cage off the bracket. I’m not a big hit sort of rider, this happened on juddery small bump type of ground. Included the loss of my Wallace and Grommit bottle my kids bought me 🙁 didn’t notice until much later.

Used on the road they are fine and if your putting very light kit in the they are good. Just be aware of what you intend to use them for.

I want one either side on my forks for bivi bag one side ..tarp the other so will be fairly light…

I reckon they would be spot on for that. Just be aware that the strap supplied (and stitched on) is ideal for water bottles but will struggle to accommodate anything much wider.

bikebuddy cages are excellent I’ve used mine to carry 1.5 litre bottles and bivy bags