ABC by BiKASE - Any Bottle Cage, Bike Water Bottle Holder - Fits Any Bottle, Container, Speaker, Bicycle Bottle Holder for Frame or Handlebar

Product is awesome,Since you can actually use any size bottle with the holder,From 12oz up to 40oz,Ideally it would be something around 24oz or 32oz for my own personal need, otherwise you’ll be carrying something that might be to bulky or unnecessary,The strap keeps the bottle very secure if you’re riding a mountain bike or any bike,Overall it’s a great product,I just had a hiccup with the sellers delivery date,Item delayed with no delivery date for over a week,It was supposed to arrive in a day or two,Other than that great product,I’ve attached a couple of pictures of a 24oz and a 40oz bottles,

I used to have the Bontrager Bat Cage as my favorite. Because it was strong, and you could squeeze bottles in them much biger than a standard bike bottle. But these, I can fit even larger bottles, and more importantly, my insulated bottles! Yes, carrying two, large, metal insulated bottles adds a lot of weight, but on a hot day, when you're the only one on the ride getting an ice cold drink... its worth the extra weight.The only "downside" is that you can't really take the bottle out while riding. But I rarely drink while I am riding, and I stop a lot anyway to admire the sights. Riders worrying about their pace aren't the target market though. So its perfect for the rest of us!When it gets cold, I plan on taking my insulated food containers with me, with some hot soup or maybe mac and cheese. Warm up on a cold ride without having to bring a stove. Worth its weight in gold! Its pretty light on its own, so probably not worth that much. Hahahaha

My wife and I were heading into a self-contained bicycle tour through the Cascade Mountains from Southern Oregon into Central Washington where there are few resources except national forest campgrounds, many of which do not have potable water. We wanted to carry several Nalgene water bottles since: 1). we can carry more water with us while riding in the summer heat and 2). The wide mouth of the Nalgene bottle fits our water filtering system, so we don't need to bring a water jug of any kind. The "ABC" was easy to mount, the Nalgene bottles fit in easily and securely. We had no problem with them for a month-long ride. Worked great for us.

This is very nice, but didn't get 5 stars because it won't go small enough to hold a standard plastic water bottle, like the ones you buy in a 16 pack. It stays in there, but can bounce out with a good bump.

Expensive, but the best I have ever used. I purchased the handle bar option and it works fantastic, just put in your bottle and turn knob until secure. If always using the same bottle you only have to adjust the first time. New bottle of different size, just readjust. My only complaint is it is a little expensive, but in my opinion worth it.

Adjust for all size bottles.Very well made holder.Highly satisfied!!!

Plastic feels a bit cheap. The strap and locking mechanism( especially teeth on the strap) is rough and flimsy, feel and look cheap and sticky to operate. All add to the over all feeling of overpriced product. At nearly $30, I expect same fit and finish as every known name brands out there.The problem is there’s nothing else in the market that does what it does while using normal mounting location and not strapped-on.One other thing to consider before you making this purchase, make sure you have enough room to accommodate the high profile of this product. Other wise, you won’t have enough room to operate the dial or feed the bottle in, if fitting a larger drinking bottles is what you want to accomplish.I don’t recommend this on a small frames and kids bikes. For those, you are better off using side leaded bottle cage.

I tested it today by pouring a carbonate 22oz cold beverage in, and not only did it not leak, it made a PsssssssT! Sound every time I popped the lid. Big drink sippy hole is perfect size. Easy to clean, highly recommended.

Utilisé pour le vélo…

These are the best because they are sturdy and adjustable. The maximum opening this has can fit is a 64oz stainless Camelback insulated bottle. So versatile when you change bottles around. This cage needs to be mounted to a metal frame to have that perfect experience. If you use those plastic adapters with velcro on your frame to mount it, those adapters can easily break from the weight of a full bottle bouncing around.

I love this bottle cage. It even fit a 64oz Camelback Stainless insulated bottle. Very easy to adjust the dial. The dial has a very good grip. It adjusts with very defined clicks and feels like quality. There was a cheaper Chinese version of this one and people complained they couldn't get a good grip on the dial. When I looked close at the pictures in both ads, I chose the more expensive American one as soon as I saw how much more defined the grip on the dial was. So glad I bought this one and not the other to save $5. This one also comes with an amazing strap mount if you don’t have any bottle cage holes available. I like to bring 32oz bottles on rides and they never fit bottle cages without stretching them out. These are the only bottle cages anyone should buy. From this day on, every other bottle cage should be obsolete and go extinct like the dinosaurs. It’s 2023 and these should have been invented 30 years ago!

Excellent bike bottle cage.Will fit my 1 liter Camelbak insulated steel water bottle.Fits a wide range of bottle sizes.Very well made.Strong plastic.

Facile a fixer n endommage pas le vélo . Ajustement pour la grosseur de la bouteille