Tri Rig Beta Saddle Bracket
Beta Saddle Bracket: Elite Hydration Mounting for Any Saddle
The TriRig Beta Saddle Bracket is engineered to turn any saddle with rails into a race-ready hydration station, ensuring your hydration needs are met with precision and ease. Meticulously machined from aircraft-grade aluminum, this bracket eliminates the need for through-rail systems, providing a streamlined, performance-driven solution for mounting hydration bottles.
Designed for compatibility with the Beta 45/63 carrier and Kappa Saddle Cages, the Beta Saddle Bracket allows you to securely mount up to two bottles behind your seat post, enhancing both accessibility and aerodynamics. Whether you’re racing or training, this setup ensures you stay hydrated without compromising performance.
With the Beta Saddle Bracket, you’ll have one less excuse to miss the podium at your next race. For a shorter or longer titanium through-rail, visit our spare parts page or contact support.
Original: $130.00
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Beta Saddle Bracket: Elite Hydration Mounting for Any Saddle
The TriRig Beta Saddle Bracket is engineered to turn any saddle with rails into a race-ready hydration station, ensuring your hydration needs are met with precision and ease. Meticulously machined from aircraft-grade aluminum, this bracket eliminates the need for through-rail systems, providing a streamlined, performance-driven solution for mounting hydration bottles.
Designed for compatibility with the Beta 45/63 carrier and Kappa Saddle Cages, the Beta Saddle Bracket allows you to securely mount up to two bottles behind your seat post, enhancing both accessibility and aerodynamics. Whether you’re racing or training, this setup ensures you stay hydrated without compromising performance.
With the Beta Saddle Bracket, you’ll have one less excuse to miss the podium at your next race. For a shorter or longer titanium through-rail, visit our spare parts page or contact support.
