XLABTurbo Wing

Like all of Xlab's "Wing" products, this isn't cheap but it does exactly what it sets out to do. You can position the wing at different angles and can also position the bottle cages at different angles.One thing to be aware of is that this won't work with Xlab's own P-Cages. The reason is because the P-Cage uses very thick plastic in the bolt area. The plastic is too thick for the bolts that come with the Turbo Wing to reach. Using other bolts may be possible but the Turbo Wing is very much designed to work in one specific way, so using other mounting hardware is a bit of a PITA.That said, there are inexpensive bottle cages that are thinner in the mounting area that will work just fine. Xlab would like you to buy their $60 gorilla cages but there are others out there that will work, too.I've got it set up with the inflation holder that they sell seperately. The Turbo Wing comes with a set of velcro straps that you can use to attach a bag. I've got two bottle cages, the inflation holder (2 CO2 cartridges and an inflator head) along with with Xlab mini bag. The mini bag can be strapped in to one side of the inflation holder when the CO2 cartridges are already on. It's a tight fit but it will work. If you need to hold more stuff, you could strap the Xlab tire bag under the Turbo Wing.

Most serious athletes know XLab! So it’s what we naturally go too when we need something to solve a problem concerning hydration and aerodynamics.Be BlessedParker

El producto es fácil de instalar y trae todo lo necesario. Queda muy robusto en la silla de ma bici y se le puede incorporar cualquier porta botellas. Me pareció muy bueno

I needed a bottle mount for the Augusta Half Ironman race so I tried this but it didn't work for me.I probably could have tried harder mounting it but it seemed rickity (sp) and had too many parts to be practical.The connector bolts between each side didn't let me connect the two halves, screws were too long.Just overall didn't seem like it would be durable enough for a 56 mile competition, so I returned it.Plus, the instructions were useless.Try harder, designers.

had a little trouble getting it fully secured on my bike. not sure if it was made more for tri bikes or not, but i got it set and its a great little attachment. i have a trek road bike. got the carbon gorilla cages and the xnut. assembly instructions kind of suck, but once its all together its a great setup

Very snug on the back for my seat, I use for two water bottles.

Fit was as specified for the special fork seat that I have...good and tight on the seat rails . No rattling. But if you want to install the bolts per the mfg instructions, you need to buy or borrow a 4nm torque wrench which was not clear on the web-page for the item. Overall I like this product and would recommend it.

Simple to set up and works well. Can adjust angles easily to suit. Works on a few different saddles that I use. Does not work on SMP and I required a different set up for that saddle. Have used a couple of other very basic behind saddle systems but this one is my favorite.