Abstract: A carrier for one or more water bottles attaches to the support rails of a bicycle saddle. A bracket, which can take several configurations, includes clamping structure at one end to attach to ends of the support rails and at the other ends has the structure to support one or more water bottles. The carrier positions the one or more water bottles rearwardly of the rider's buttocks and thighs so as to reduce aerodynamic drag while riding.

Abstract: A bicycle frame where the structural support is provided by a formed, stressed skin in conjunction with integral tubes and stiffening ribs. A body is formed which joins front fork, pedal axle, seat post and rear wheel axle. The body is visually solid from the side--the two open triangles of a conventional tube frame being filled in, and is airfoil shaped from the top. The body has an integral rear fender where the rear wheel penetrates the rear triangle, and assymetrical rear forks in place of conventional rear frame stays. All control cables, and a cargo compartment, are contained within the frame.