Topeak QR Water Bottle Cage Mount (4.3 x 1.7 x 3.7-Inch) Review

We have two single bikes and one tandem bike that folds into suitcases and it doesn't take long to remove the water bottle holders, this unit makes it easy. Haven't ridden them yet so remains to be seen how well they perform.

I was looking for a way to quickly remove the bottle holder from the wheelchair when loading the wheelchair into the car. This quick release mount came in very handy. I've been using my install for over a year and I uninstall it several times a day. Being plastic, I was curious how well it would hold up. So far, so good.

Topeak makes great things. It is well designed and works very well. I bought two to be able to switch the foldylock holder between bikes and convert it to a water bottle holder. Don't throw away the o-rings as they are needed to secure items. with curved back to quick release plate.

I started putting them on all my bikes. I started with my folding bike because the bottle cage allows it to fold up as little as possible so I can easily take it off. It's also great if you have a trunk that can't snap to the frame due to the cage. Now they are on all my bikes and I can change bike lock mounts, bottle cages and frame bags in seconds.

So happy to find this! I like my rear rack (Allen Sports Compact 1 bike model) but the downtube bottle cage rests directly on the center support piece, which flexes the cage and makes it difficult to keep the bike securely in place. This part solves the problem by allowing me to easily remove the bottle cage. A bonus feature I later discovered: having a pump mount that fits under the bottle cage also allows me to easily move a pump between multiple bikes!

It offsets the mounting position a bit (maybe 1/2 inch) which is actually nice as it either moves down to make room for larger bottles or is placed higher to make it easier to reach to be able to The part is that my assembled Topeak Pocket Rocket Master Blaster bike pump no longer fits this quick release mount. Whichever side you try to mount your pump on, you're either making it harder to press the release button or it's blocking it from sliding off. In my case, I had a different installation…

you never have to worry about carrying them separately. I've found that sometimes I don't have to take everything with me on the bike. Half-day trips that require my hydration bladder already have all those tools and pumps and stuff on me - so either: empty the tools from the box every time OR just take the bottle cage off the bike - and this quick release handles it all just fine. It was easier to add this to my existing setup. than bolting the bottle cage to the bike and although the package…