Arundel

Frequently Asked Questions

• What sets Arundel Bicycle Company accessories apart from other bike-accessory brands?

  Arundel focuses on “cool bike equipment” with a strong emphasis on lightweight, user-focused design across bottles & cages, bar tape, bags, inflation devices, and bells. Their products prioritize secure, vibration-resistant mounting, ergonomic styling, and durable materials like reinforced plastics, composites, and premium textiles that balance performance and everyday appeal.
• Which Arundel pieces are best suited to road riding, gravel, and mountain biking?

  For road riding, choose lightweight bottle cages and cushioned bar tape that prioritize comfort and aerodynamics; gravel riders often prefer more secure cage retention and frame or top-tube bags for extra storage on long outings. Mountain bikers benefit from robust cages, compact saddle or tool bags, and durable pumps/CO2 inflators designed to withstand rough trails and frequent impacts.
• How do I pick the right Arundel bottle cage or bag for my frame?

  Check your bike’s bottle-mount spacing and frame clearance—Arundel cages are designed for standard geometries but profiles and retention vary, so verify fit on your frame before choosing. For bags, confirm attachment points (top tube, seatpost, or down tube), capacity needs, and whether the mounting system matches your rack or frame hardware.
• What materials and construction features help Arundel products hold up in wet and muddy conditions?

  Arundel designs emphasize durable, weather-resistant construction—common features include reinforced plastics and composite components for cages, and premium textiles or coated fabrics for bags and tape that resist abrasion and moisture. Robust mounting hardware and simple, serviceable designs also make it easier to clean and maintain gear after wet or muddy rides.
• What are the best care and maintenance tips to prolong Arundel bar tape, bags, and cages?

  Wipe down cages and hardware after muddy rides and periodically check bolts and mounting points for tightness; rinsing dirt off bags and allowing textiles to air-dry prevents mildew and premature wear. Replace bar tape when padding or grip degrades, and keep inflation devices threads clean and lightly lubricated to ensure reliable performance.