RIDGELINE Compact Side-Load Bottle Cage . NO SUPPORT NEEDED
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Compact side-load MTB bottle cage with integrated sprocket design and topographic contour-line detail. ASA-ready.
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RIDGELINE Compact Side-Load Bottle Cage – Sprocket Trail Edition
A compact side-load bottle cage for mountain bikes and e-MTBs, especially where a normal top-entry cage is awkward to use.
The cage has a built-in sprocket detail and contour-line pattern down the side, inspired by trail maps and bike parts. It is designed around standard bottle-cage mounting holes and suits normal cycling water bottles.
The side-entry design makes it easier to pull a bottle out on smaller frames, full-suspension bikes, or bikes with a rear shock taking up space in the front triangle.
I printed mine in ASA because it handles sun and heat better than PLA—handy for a bike that spends time on the back of the car or out on dusty Queensland trails. PETG should also work, but ASA is the better option if it will live outdoors.
Print notes
Material: ASA recommended
Layer height: 0.20 mm
Walls: 5 or more
Infill: 35–45% gyroid or cubic
Supports: none needed
Brim: recommended when printing ASA
Use an enclosure if you have one
Use standard M5 bottle-cage bolts. Don’t overtighten them, and give the bottle a firm shake before heading onto rough trails—bottle shapes vary a bit between brands.
Designed for practical trail use, but with a bit more character than a plain bottle cage.