Lightning riders
Michael Kapala


That’s my bike, and it rides like a dream. I still love my steel-framed Lightning Thunderbolt, but this R-84 takes cycling comfort, speed, and sheer joy to a whole new level.



fatfor a standard bottle cage, but works great with a Lezyne Flow side-loading cage (right-side loading configuration). The cage keeps a good firm grip on the bottle, but allows it to slip in and out easily (front-loading) while riding.
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