Bike Water Bottle Holder No Screws, Double Fix with Removable Velcro for Bottle Cage, 2 Pack Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Silver Bicycle Cup Cage Holder for Outdoor Activities Bicycle Accessories

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If you’re looking for a bottle cage that stands out in a sea of curved metal and plastic cages, this could be the one for you. The Planet Bike Aluminum Bottle Cage is about as basic as it gets when it comes to water bottle holders. We ultimately didn’t pick this cage as a winner because their are other bottle cages that work better for holding oversized water bottles, namely the Widefoot Litercage, Velo Orange Mojave, and Arundel Looney Bin. Vinyl-coated Quick Cage, Arundel Looney Bin, or Portland Design Works Hot Beverage Holder are your best options for carrying a reusable steel bottle. The great thing about this system is that you can rig something up and still have a bottle that is easy to get to and secure.

But these cages only bent the slightest amount, and only when we used them to carry an extra large, 34-ounce bike water bottle.Depending on where you’re putting it on your bike, you can choose which side of the bike you’ll access the bottle from. With an Arundel Mandible Carbon bottle cage, you might have to use 40% more force to get that bottle out, but you can rest assured as there’s no seismic force flinging your bottle out of the cage. This water bottle holder is highly versatile and has remained on the handlebars of our bike every day since we started testing it. It features a dial that tightens or loosens the arms of a plastic cage to fit the diameter of whatever bottle you need to carry.

These cages will fit higher-capacity bottles such as 32-ounce Nalgene bottles, 48-ounce Nalgenes, 32-ounce insulated Klean Kanteen, or 40-ounce uninsulated Kleen Kanteen bottles. Most water bottle cages designed to hold a standard bike water bottle work about as well as other cages, so it can be hard to choose which is “best. Some plastics and polymers can also be quite durable, but they can also degrade in the sun over time.We ultimately didn’t pick this as a winner because we found the Portland Design Works Hot Beverage Holder held our coffee tumbler more securely and is more versatile because it can hold most other water bottles, too. We don’t need more than a bottle’s worth of water, especially if we can refill it at points of civilisation we encounter too. If you have a coffee thermos with a leak-proof lid, you can carry it on your bike with an adjustable bottle cage like the Arundel Looney Bin. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

You can tighten or loosen the fit of your bottle in the cage by squeezing it together or pulling apart the separate sides.The Velo Orange Mojave cag, Widefoot Litercage, and Twofish Quick Cage 40-ounce are designed to fit 89-millimeter (3. He has been cycling for as long as he can remember, and more seriously since his time at university in the 1980s.

While we think almost everything about this cage is great, it doesn’t have larger eyelets that allow you to move it up or down on the water bottle bolts. A supplied Velcro strap can be used to attach a spare tube and there are levers to a slot beneath the cage, too. Riding without a backpack is lighter, comfier, your upper clothing layers perform better and… it’s addictive.This bottle cage is the lightest we tested at 19 grams on our home scale (Bontrager lists the weight at 29 grams, but we’re pretty sure our home scale is more accurate than that).