King Cage Video - How it's Made

[Marty Gierke, Stewartstown PA]

I enjoyed this little film.

King Cage

I enjoy my King Cages too.

Marty

[Roberta]

Thanks Marty. I had no idea these were all hand made. 

To the others-the link starts at the end so you’ll need to hit the replay button. 

[J S]

I ordered a lowering cage for my Saluki as I needed a bit more clearance from the TT. For some reason it did not sit straight and the bottle hit my leg.  I called and Ron was very helpful explaining he had a few like this and how I could fix it.  2 minutes or less in a vice and a large screwdriver to move it to the other side and all is good.  Nice products, great made in USA.  

[Peter Adler]

As soon as Lucky Duck Bicycle Cafe in Oakland Chinatown reopened for foot traffic during a COVID lull, I hustled in and bought three King cages for my Trek 720. I knew they'd need any sales they could get, having been closed for everything but repairs for over a year. I knew they stocked the cages at the same price King charges on their website (they went up from $18 to $20 during the pandemic, for the same reasons everything got more expensive), so it was a chance to buy a well-made product and throw a little money a local retailer's way.

Lucky Duck is also a retail outlet for Ruthworks Bags; I met Eli Rodriguez there once, when he was running some kind of shop sale of a bunch of bags. LD also stocks Rene Herse tires at MSRP; if I'm paying retail instead of buying used tires, I buy from them. Again, the manufacturer gets their money, the retailer gets a sale, the retailer gets a chunk taken out of their minimum required order from the manufacturer, and it encourages the retailer to keep stocking the products I use.

Peter "buy the change you want to see in the world" Adler

excessively overthinking his consumer behavior in

Berkeley, CA/USA

[Steven Sweedler]

At the Framebuilders show in Denver, Ron had his workbench and was making cages. He had the biggest crowd watching of any booth at the show. Steve

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Steven Sweedler
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