What is the chain wrap capacity for the short versus medium length cages?
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This should answer your question.... https://sram-cdn-pull-zone-gsdesign.netdna-ssl.com/cdn/farfuture/YjkhMdAWX5nhj3hY8wwPA3Aucz1JjRnlCvzTmjf9Hyw/mtime:1372788147/sites/default/files/techdocs/my10-sram-tech-manual-rev-a.pdf
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The 21 oz. Standard Mouth will fit into a bike cage. I use one and it works well.
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Not sure what a C&C; cage is, but I have mine attached to 2 different cages. One is large wire bars and the other is smaller like chicken wire type.
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I just went outside to measure it: it's 42 inches from one inside of the frame to the other. I have a Harley SuperGlide and it fits well. My husband has the larger one for his bike, and I wish I had gotten that one, just so I could keep a crate inside with my gear. We are happy with these covers!
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Each individual wrap is 108 inches. I actually prefer them that way for sparring gloves, as sparring gloves are thicker than regular boxing and mma gloves. If you're using regular non-sparring gloves, you will probably want normal 180 inch wraps. These work great, though. I'm quite fond of them
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That is a relatively new model but these should work. One way to verify your cage size would be to take a piece of string and measure around the size of the cage tubes. Then divide by 3.14 and see if it's 1.75 for the result.
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Its no smaller than the gaps between the cage ribs. I have two stacked cages--one with the divider and the other without as a flight cage for my red faced parrot finch. It works perfectly.
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These straps are one inch wide and each one is 12 inches long. I have used them several times to secure three different bikes, the largest a Suzuki C50, and they have done well. You will need to tie (loop) two together to get far enough from the bars and tank to avoid damage from heavier straps with hooks and rachets. Overall, I am well pleased with the performance and cost of these straps.
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The obvious differences are the the design, engineering & materials also, I'm guessing, that the size of bottles it can hold too is different too. I was not aware of the original Topeak Cage model, but looks nice and has good reviews, so if your happy with that and adding an extra to your bike, I would stick with matching what you have. That said, I'm happy with look and functionality of the Cage 2.
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I have a single 30T ring up front and a 10 speed 11T-36T cassette and the short cage works good for me.
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Probably, if the shackle's not real long. It's hard to guess what constitutes a "small U-lock." Unless you're 100% sure the small bag is big enough, it might be best to buy the medium just to be safe.
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The small crate measures 17w, 24L, 19.5h The medium crate is 19w, 30L, 21h I hope that helps. I measured my actual crates. :)
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Sorry about insufficiently correct answer, but I hope this size is a standard and in case of a bigger gap between bike's nipple and Univ. Head you can use a tape around the nipple to prevent air leakage.
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I used the rods to span the cage width wise on the top, middle and bottom. That way the cage will stay the same width as the container.
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I'm not really sure. We used both medium and large for 5 week olds and they are now 5 months and the wraps still work. You just adjust as they grow.
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Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures (with a tape measure) and show you the 'actual' straps. Might give you a better idea. (VTcvmaCRYPTO@Gmail.com)Hope this helps,Russ FloydJericho, VT Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures... » Read More Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures (with a tape measure) and show you the 'actual' straps. Might give you a better idea. (VTcvmaCRYPTO@Gmail.com)Hope this helps,Russ FloydJericho, VT « Show Less
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The first number is the number of teeth, the second is the measurement/diameter of the chain ring. So, a 46/110 will only fit another 110.