I ride a Softride PowerWing. I have plenty of room for an aero bottle.
Here is a link to pix I found on a google search.

http://www.pinterest.com/pin/108930884711298671/

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Habitual line stepper.

"it's clearly for interstellar travel, stop your dumb questions"
Lefty suspension fork + aero base bar with bullhorns but no drops, elbow rests or extensions, internal gearing, a mile of looped extra cable housing, Gatorskins, aero 90 sew up wheels, aero bottle, disc front brake, toe straps, front and rear flashers...

OP - what's the conflict between the frame and bottle cages.? Pretty much anything should fit there. Some Rockets even have a place for another cage on the underside of the downtube.

The holes to attach a cage are so low it's hitting the bottom part of the frame, where it curls up to meet the seat stays. I took it to the lbs to shop cages, none fit. The guy is going to add a third mounting screw up higher so I can actually fit a cage in. We test fit a speedfil and it looks like it's gonna work out fine... So I guess I am getting a speedfil.

might be better to drill holes in some cages than the frame?

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