🚲 Srami 2 Pack Bike Water Bottle Holder with Repair Tool Kit - Strong & Lightweight Bicycle Bottle Cages for MTB & Road Bikes: Includes Multi-functional Tool & 4 Stainless Steel Screws Review

Lightweight aluminum cages are very fragile. But they lost a lot of weight. A multi tool for your bike makes it a great price!

I confess I fell into this trap when I made a quick purchase thinking they were SRAM bottle cages. These are cheap and not very durable versions of real things. Very wobbly but suitable for my equally cheap city bike. Would not recommend and will not be a repeat customer.

Package arrived ok but the box with the holders looked broken and looked like it had been previously opened. The holders were crooked and didn't hold the bottle straight. It was very disappointing and I had to go back. The tool is a great investment and the only item in this order that deserves one star.

It was easy to install. It was lightweight and excellent value for money. However, I have a squeeze bottle that I ride my bike with. This bottle cage throws my bottle away every time I use it. Now my water bottle is full of scratches. Also, my bottle falls out far too often. It doesn't quite fall over, but the bottle tilts to one side and interferes with the pedal's movement.

I believe the cages are thin aluminum. They came with mounting hardware and I had no problem installing them on two bikes. I bought two sets right away. These are cheap and poorly made bottle cages. Don't hold on to my polar ice cream or camel back or other brand bottles. You can bend them to make them tighter but honestly I think it was a waste of money. I'm just waiting for the day when I look down and find my bottle is gone.

Well I can't complain about the price. I only bought these to fit my fat tire bike. I pulled the velcro around the water bottle and cage. Cage in a vise and bent it to get a bigger angle at the top. This seemed to put more pressure on the bottle and tool bottle. I still ran the velcro over the tool holder for added security.

This bottle cage is good and fits most standard bottles. I had to apply some pressure to close the bottle I bought. It's strong enough where it allows you to adjust the pressure. It comes with set screws. The tools/hex wrenches/screwdrivers etc that come with the product are cheap stuff but can probably get you out of trouble. I recommend buying a quality set. The big problem is that they don't fit in the holder because the wrench doesn't fit between the holder's teeth. You will need a T-key…

Bottle cages are not a single solid piece of metal so there is some wobble where the cup attaches to the stem that you bolt into the bike frame. Maybe it can be improved with epoxy. The cage folds easily. I bought it for my exercise bikes and commuter bikes. It's ok for them. I wouldn't recommend it for a bike where you need to use your water bottle accurately (e.g. long or hard rides or races) as it can be easily bent. A decent quality small set of tools, the cost of which is probably equal to