Elevate your bikepacking capabilities with The Shield - Double Bottle Adapter Mount 3D Model. This innovative addition to your bikepacking line allows you to double your bottle or can carrying capacity, making it an essential tool for any serious cyclist or adventurer. With this 3D model, you can print your own adapter and customize it to fit your specific needs.

🔩 Flexible Mounting Options: The Bend is designed with multiple hole options for easy attachment using standard bolts. But that’s not all—it can also be hose clamped to your bike frame, eliminating the need for drilling and making installation even easier. This flexibility allows you to securely carry a variety of items on your adventures.

🛠️ DIY 3D Printing: This product is a digital 3D model (.stl file) that you can download and print at home or through a 3D printing service. Please note: This model is for personal use only. Commercial use or resale is strictly prohibited. By purchasing, you agree to these terms and conditions.

🔩 Double Your Capacity: The Shield adapter is designed to convert your bike’s standard two-hole mount into a four-hole mount. This simple yet effective upgrade significantly increases your carrying capacity, allowing you to bring along more water or gear on your rides.

🏋️‍♂️ Unbeatable Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Weighing only 0.025 kg, The Shield is incredibly lightweight while maintaining exceptional strength. Its efficient design ensures that you get the best utility to weight and strength ratio, making it a reliable choice for any biking journey.

🔧 Easy Installation: The Shield requires six pressed-in M5 nuts for secure attachment. For optimal performance, we recommend using M5x12mm mounting bolts. The installation process is straightforward, ensuring that you can easily set up your adapter and get on the road quickly.

🌿 Eco-Friendly and Sustainable: Like all our products, The Shield is designed with sustainability in mind. By providing a 3D model for you to print your own adapter, we minimize waste and promote eco-friendly practices in the bikepacking community.