🚴 Topeak Modula Cage EX Adjustable Water Bottle Cage with Modified Shape for Bicycles Review

Love this accessory, I've had it for over a year, it's still pristine and fits standard and custom bottles, 1 liter water bottles, Gatorade bottles and all bike water bottles. It has practically no weight and is very cheap.

I bought this for Hydro Flask. This is not the best cage for Hydro Flask. :(It's a good cage though. Sturdy and flexible, great for standard sports bottles, great for store bought water bottles and if you've ever had a small container (I often have a thin can of V8 Energy) It differs from a standard Metal bottle cage, the cage adjusts to hold it without damaging your expensive bottle.

Not much to say other reviews have already said. This is a cheap price but a high quality holder. The plastic is strong, doesn't rattle, and can probably take *a little* flexing for large water bottles. The only downside is that the holder doesn't stretch as far as I would like. It fits perfectly in my 7cm diameter water bottle, although probably wouldn't make it an 8, 7.5 would squeeze it. I have to be careful when buying new bottles that they fit. It holds the bottle firmly and can even take…

I've had trouble finding a bottle cage for my Thermos Intak bottles which are oblong rather than round and also taller than others (they are 24oz but are similar in diameter to a bottle - for 20 ounces of cola - simply oval). Due to the bottle's irregular shape, which is very comfortable to hold with one hand, most bottle holders I found were just plain unreliable. The bottle slipped or fell out with small bumps, in part because the handles on the mounts didn't fully enclose the bottle and were

This item was an impressive weight when I took it out of the box, proving it wasn't cheap plastic. Easy enough to install (and your bike might even have the two necessary mounts) and it looks good. The yellow adjustment knob at the bottom is easy to use and doesn't seem to have any free play, so it's a lot like "set and forget". Bottle sizes (although I don't think it can handle anything too big), and it seems like it could clamp and hold a bottle without rattling, even when you're cruising…

I've had one of these for over a year so I bought a second one for my daughter. Perhaps the experience with him couldn't be better. Even though it's plastic, it's strong enough to hold the bottles I've used. It is very convenient that you can adjust it according to the size of the bottle and hold it very firmly. This is especially important when I have longer 24 ounce bottles for long trips. I've even used some of the square bottles that are used in some juices and they are all held firmly by…

My family loves to ride bikes with our disposable water bottles. Typical bike cages are for the official "bike" water bottles, which we don't use (difficult to clean - a hassle). disposable bottles inevitably fall out of typical bicycle drinking bottle holders. I spoke to two local bike shops about getting a bottle cage for disposable water bottles. You'd think I just landed from Mars. They had no idea why anyone would need it. Anyway, found this at Revain and ordered 4 of these. Ideal! I also…

I have three of these cages now. First I ordered two cages. One came in a broken box. The top part that prevents the bottle from falling out of the cage was broken off. I applied and was quickly dealt with when a replacement cage was sent to me. The seller has been great so far. The two cages in use (the third was broken upon delivery) are mounted on my wife's bike handlebars and on my bike with Cagemount ToPeak. We had these cages and mounts for about a month. One day, about a week ago, my…

I use Camelbak Podium bottles with cages installed on my MTB fork and based on the reviews I decided to give it a try. I often wrap a layer of duct tape around my bottles to give them extra friction - I can work harder to get my bottle out of the cage, but I don't want them flying out when driving over uneven ground. I was drawn to both the adjustable feature and the engineering plastic; I figured if it loosens I could tighten the clamp and everything would be fine. Unfortunately this is not…