The (Wolf Tooth) B-RAD System begins with a series of slotted Mounting Bases. Available in three sizes, B-RAD bases can shift a bottle cage away from inconvenient rear shocks, add room for tools or tubes below a bottle cage, or even provide space for a second bottle on sufficiently-long downtubes (www.wolftoothcomponents.com)

We have many customers who are looking to mount a Salsa Anything (or similar) style cages to their fork for more efficient gear hauling. In many instances, the customers fork doesn’t have the correct quantity or spacing to mount these types of cages.

The Wolf Tooth B-Rad system, although seeming designed for bottle cage manipulation on the seat and down tubes, work well in this fork application.

Recently, I mounted the B-Rad on my 2019 Kona Rove ST. This bike has a steel fork with a mid-blade mount, and no other mounting points on the blade (there is a render mount down towards the axle. This set-up is perfect to mount a front rack and do the pannier thing, however I wanted to use my anything cages form my 2016 Niner RLT on Micro-Tour 7.

You can use this doc from Wolf Tooth to determine the size of B-Rad you need

Installing B-Rad…it was critical to make sure depth of screws on both B-Rad and for subsequent Anything Cage mounting aren’t too deep as they’ll scratch up against the fork.

Although the inclination is to mount these as low as possible to get weight down low, you need to take into consideration being able to get at wheel/axle in case of a need for removal.