🚴 High-Quality Bike Water Bottle Holder by PRO BIKE TOOL - Glossy/ Matte Black, Secure Retention System, Lightweight & Durable Bicycle Bottle Cage, Ideal for Road and Mountain Bikes Review

Read all the reviews and ordered two of these cages for the XLab Superwing. The setup was the same as every cage and they seemed to fit well. On my first ride, I lost my bottle when I hit a small pothole. When I came back to take the bottle and put it in the cage it was completely deformed less than 20 miles from my first ride with them. Ever since I've had them I've been flexing them to hold them in place and by the end of my trip they were loosening and losing the bottles. It is highly…

Large Mountain Bike Cage. MUCH better than alloy/reed cages that drop bottles on rough terrain; it persists - without movement - in rock gardens and on fast rocky descents. This cage fits snugly in a large CamelBak Podium (25 ounce) insulated water bottle and I have a feeling it could fit in an even larger bottle. Most bottles have a cavity that the pin fits snugly, which helps with longitudinal movement (see attached image). On the side it fits snugly around your bottle. I suppose there may be

I have to say right away that I'm a mechanic and I design a lot of metal parts for different applications. Due to my daily work, I tend to look at things very critically. I have to say I really like this bottle cage. The design is sleek and modern without being distracting. Material has been removed to maximize the weight advantage without sacrificing strength. It's a lightweight black powder coated metal that looks great on my orange and black bike (Raleigh Merit 2). Well made, great finish…

Today I rode and rode the BOAZ track on the Dreamy Draw Trail System in Phoenix. It's a rocky trail and somewhere along the way I went for a drink and my water bottle wasn't there. I turned and drove back off the mountain but couldn't find him. I looked at the bottle cage and the housing is NOT tight, it's thin. I can easily bend it with my fingers. Went back to my truck and used some pliers to try to keep it from happening again but I don't think the body is strong enough. I can easily move…

Some full suspension mountain bikes will not allow the use of a large water bottle because the water cage is set too high (probably due to clearance for the rear suspension). ). My bike (Trek Fuel EX 7) has enough spring room (even when compressed) for a water bottle to sit lower. However, nobody seems to build a cage for the water bottle that sits underneath. So I found this one, which has a solid backing that I could drill a new mounting hole in, allowing the water bottle cage to sit about…