Syncros SYN BC MB Tailor cage L. Mini HV1.5

The water bottle is very snug and difficult to fit in while riding.

Es muy útil y practico en mi Bicy

I've had one of these on my mountain bike for quite a while now, and I just ordered a second one for a second bike.I like it because it is a way to carry tools that is low-profile, almost-hidden, and easy-to-install, while also keeping those tools easily accessible, and it seems to have most of the tools that I need.It is theoretically quicker and easier to access the tools compared to digging through a bag that might be full of other stuff. However there are some flaws that sometimes make it difficult to access the tools:1. The tool holder itself slides in and clicks into place by way of two flexible plastic arms and tabs. But it is difficult to get the tabs to release in order to pull and slide the tool holder out. It requires one hand pulling and a second hand simultaneously digging under the ends of the flexible arms to get them to release from the tabs. Initially I couldn't even do it with my bare fingers, but later I filed the tabs off a little bit so they wouldn't be so stubborn to release. There are two of these flexible arms and tabs, so sometimes you get one unclicked, but then it clicks back in before you can get the second one unclicked.2. Furthermore it can be difficult to pull the tools themselves out of the tool holder because it all fits together to so tightly and there is not much to grasp onto. Getting the tools out generally involves some finger pain.Clearly the designers wanted everything to have a nice tight fit, which is why it's sometimes difficult to pull things apart. That tight fit keeps things from rattling, and given how rarely I actually need to access my tools while riding, I'd rather it fit tight than rattle while riding. But I think the little flexible arms could be just a little bit longer, and that would provide both a surface for the fingers to push against, as well as some leverage to release the tabs. The multi-tool part could also probably have just a little bit of material added in the right place to make it easier to grasp and pull out. The chain tool is the hardest thing to get out, but it's so rarely required anyway.I really like the pump that is included. It has a hose that extends out, so you can have a flexible connection with the tire valve while pumping. I think this is a nice feature because I have seen people break valves while pumping.... and that could lead to a long hike-a-bike.