🚲 Ventura Plastic Bottle Cage: Lightweight and Durable Solution for Cyclists Review

This is not for mountain bikers. But it works and is very easy to install. In addition, it is very cheap. All of this worked for me.

This is a very flexible, almost rubbery plain black bottle cage. It's lightweight and seems to work well, but the "styling" is functional at best.

This is a cheap looking product that is poorly made but will hold a water bottle fairly well and is very light. At around $5, it's a decent buy if you're not too concerned about looks.

I was skeptical about this cage as it feels flimsy due to its weight. However, it only bent and twisted slightly when I put a larger water bottle in it today and there was no damage. For the price, this is the only bottle cage you should buy for casual use.

This item was purchased primarily to house a Delta AirZound bike horn air canister. The price was right and it was exactly what I was looking for. 2-10" nylon straps are used to secure the cage as the air bottle is plastic and virtually weightless. If it is being used to hold a full water or drinking bottle I would suggest adding additional nylon straps or adjustable metal clips use.

Oh alliteration how I adore you. the best combination of lightness/cheapness/durability on the market. These cages are as light as the lightest carbon cages you will find on the market and at a fraction of the cost. I rode probably 1500 miles on cages on my last bike with no signs of wear and not a single dropped bottle. To be fair they feel a little flimsy when bolted to the frame, but otherwise they do their job very well, and even more so for the price. I first found them in Colorado Cyclist