Bike Water Bottle Holder, 2 Pack Bicycle Water Bottle Cage, Aluminum Alloy Bike Cup Holder, Quick and Easy to Install, Great for Road, Mountain and Commuter Bikes

Gets the job done.

I recently bought a new bicycle and it did not have a water bottle. It did have the mounting holes for one though. I bought this two pack of water bottle holders, but only needed one right now. It came with the screws and a hex wrench needed to install the water bottle on the bicycle. The screws fit into recessed areas, and perfectly matched the hole locations on my bike. The aluminum of the frame will bend to fit different sized water bottles, but I could see that it might break if you flexed it too many times. I grabbed the ancient plastic water bottle off of my old bike and it fit perfectly in this holder, but I'd like to get a newer bottle to use, maybe an insulated bottle. I like how simple this design is, but it might not last very long if you keep stretching the holder open and closed.

I bought these for my manual wheelchair. Since I didn't want to drill holes into it, I attached one on each side of the chair with several black zip ties. They are exactly as promoted.

Good product, well made, good materials and workmanship.I used the bike own hardware (screwes) and not the ones that came with bottle holder. I did that to keep the bike original hardware together. But I may change to the holders hardware. The bike original screws (bolt) heads look to be a bit higher than the holder frame indentation, so the bottle body will rub against the screw heads every time you insert the bottle in or pull it out which will damage the bottle. The screws heads that came with the holder are shorter and will not protrude into the bottle path.the holder fits a standard bike water bottle. It holds it snug and secure but still easy to pull it out.

I wanted to like this, but unfortunately it wouldn’t fit the standard location for a water bottle on the back of my recumbent bike seat. The mounting area of the cage is too wide to fit in the limited width on the back of the seat because there’s a protrusion from the seat back there. I had to put the old water bottle cage back on because that one has a narrower mount. Other installations may not have that problem, but for me it’s a no-go.

I've had several bottle cages, many of them promising that they're durable, won't warp as well as lightweight. The last 3 bottle cages I've had, one of them was carbon fiber, it lasted all but a month until it broke during the middle of a 50mi ride, another warped and no longer held the bottle properly and another just never really fit things properly.Enter these WUVOP bottle cages, they're absolutely fantastic. They are indeed very lightweight, durable and hold the bottle properly. I've been riding with these for just under 2 months and I can officially say that these are some of the best bottle cages I have used. The ones I have on my other bike are from a major brand and are heavier but work great as well but I hate to say, I think these are actually better.They have a great look, the finish helps to prevent scratching and doesn't damage your bottles either. I can't say enough good things about these 2 months in, I will certainly update the review if there are any additional issues in the future.

The goal was to carry larger water bottles on my bike.My old 22oz bottles and their holders were a matched set where the curves and recesses of one matched up with the bends and bump-outs of the other – all which made for a tight fit. But I wanted to carry 32oz bottles, and they wouldn’t fit well around those bends and bump outs. So I acquired these 2 bottle holders.These were exactly what I was looking for – not many bends and bump-outs. My 32oz bottles (link below) fit well after some (very) slight bending of the new holder.One small complaint: Every other bottle holder I seen has the holder attached with bolts, and the bolts then screw into plastic anchors, and the plastic anchors fit into the holes drill into the bike frame. These holders came with bolts and an Allen wrench, but no anchor sleeves. I’m not sure having the bolts screwed directly into the metal bike frame is what you want.The 32oz bottle that fits into these holders (after slight adjustment)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C62HJ19F?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

This looks nice mounted on my wife's trike to keep her hydrated during the hot midwestern summer. I had to get a water bottle cage adapter to make it work, but it's good. This firmly holds the bottle but is easy to get it out, and looks good on the trike.