Review on 🚲 MARQUE Bike Water Bottle Holder - Lightweight and Durable Aluminum Bicycle Bottle Cage for Road and Mountain Bike, Easy Installation, Black/Silver by Steve Brethorst

Well I've had them for a while now and overall they're good for their weight. for road bike. I think I've used them for gravel and unfortunately the tab at the bottom of the cage keeps flexing, to be honest I ride the bike on some pretty rough trails and it probably isn't suited to a lightweight/lightweight cage. I also installed it on a small-frame bike, so I'm probably flexing the cages more than someone with a big frame who doesn't need to force the bottles in place. Overall, though, I would only recommend this to those using smaller bottles. and just makes the road. This is definitely not for mountain bike/gravel use unless you will suffer the consequences. My new titanium frame now has scuff marks from the bottle which have moved on to the issue I mentioned. The bottles slide past the tongue and simply fall out with a strong enough hit. -------- ------- ----------------------------------- --------------- I may have had these cells. 1 month. I really liked the overall look and the weight was the reason I bought them. I used to have ridiculously light carbon cages that would snap. Now I have these ridiculously light aluminum cages that keep bending/dropping bottles. slightly smaller side so pushing the bottles in requires some force which may stress the cells more than I should. But to be honest I am in a situation where I will buy heavier and stronger cages because I have already spent enough money to buy expensive ones. do I recommend them? no If you don't use them from time to time, they will fail you once you've hit enough bumps or jumped off curbs. It's strictly road bike—and even then, my bottles fell out. It's a good thing I haven't ridden Gravel with it yet.