Review on 🚲 Bike Bottle Holder KlickFix Adapter for Bottles by James Lesley

Just installed it on my wife's Brompton (M6R) and am impressed. I'm about to order another one for my bike (S6R) - Easy assembly - Very solid assembly - Seems to be very tight - As far as I can tell I don't think this will damage the finish. The protective rubber ring that goes down is perfect. It's slightly taller/wider than the thin metal that wraps the bike, which is nice. Note, however, that I'm using the smaller of the metal strips. If you're using the larger strap that comes with the kit (the tube on your bike you're attaching it to needs to be larger), you may need to use a makeshift piece of rubber to properly protect your bike's cover. Use the smaller one and you're done. On the Brompton I attached it to the vertical handlebar post - just below where the handlebar attaches to the post. There's a recess that's perfect for that. Brompton specific: If it's facing you from the inside of the handlebar post, it won't interfere with the fold, but it does stick out about an inch, making the Brompton slightly wider. I think I'll leave it as it is for now, and if necessary I'll take it off when I travel. The permanent part that remains on the bike is easily removed with an Allen key. Unlike my catseye flashlight, it doesn't rotate. I'll play around with this a bit, but I think once it's on it's going nowhere. As I said, very firmly connected. But with an Allen key it could be removed in less than a minute. I was thinking of placing it on the right side of the handlebars or lowering it to the right onto the steerer tube - either position doesn't affect flex. But at these points you can twitch a little if a liter of water is hanging on the right side of the handlebars or stem. Placing it at the top center keeps everything in good balance. A good product. Exactly what I was looking for.