Does this fit in a standard water bottle cage for a bike?
1522178
When I got this in that's the fist thing is to see if it fit and it does not
2133153
you should be able to mount this under the water bottle cage if the bolts are long enough
1761727
No, it does not. It is simply slightly larger than the bike frame, maybe 2" wide. I still have room for a water bottle on the lower frame. To check the fit for your frame check the dementions and compare them to your frame. It is not at all wide enough to interfere with your legs in anyway.
1703283
I am not sure about bicycle holders, but it does fit in the beverage holders in vehicles I've been in. Hope that helps.
1577353
Just barely - I have a Nalgene as well and had to turn the set screw all the way out. However even doing that the bottle fits fairly tight. Pity because it's a nice cage. One solution would be to take it to ACE hardware and get a slightly longer set screw.
2108980
I have no idea how big a standard bike water bottle cage is, but the water bottle measures 3 1/2 inches wide by 10 1/2 inches tall.
831236
The bottle measures 3.25 inches in diameter at the bottom (the widest part). I'm not sure what the standard bottle cage is but I think it shouldn't be a "perfect" fit because the "stickiness" of the silicone sleeve may impede easy access or placement in the cage. Hope this helps. :)
1404827
Think so, I have a Schwinn Timberland bike and at first I thought it was the incorrect size, but I was told this is standard size for most mountain bikes and it fit mine.
11612
I just got the seat today.... Yes, it fits fine into a bike with the standard shaft. Just screw it in all the way and start spinning!
917583
I have not tried this and do not have a bike to test it. I did just measure my thermos with a calipers and at the widest point the diameter is 2.975" so in theory would fit into a 3" dia cage. In case it helps the unit is 9.125" tall at the highest point. Sorry I can not answer more directly.
195917
this bottle cage was holding good on my road bike, I think it will work the same with the mountain bike as long as you using regular water bottles.
138291
Yes. Works great on a bike. I like the indented part, it helps maintain a grip on the bottle when you pull it from the cage.
1998169
Yes it will fit, but I would be worried about stability as there is no way to lock the bottle into place.
459434
I think it depends on the size of the bag and the bike frame. I have a 26" framed mountain bike and the medium sized bag. I have room for a water bottle and no problem getting s U lock around the frame and rear wheel. The dimensions for the different sized bags and from your bike can give you a good idea as to the fit. Good luck!!
1301440
I only ride stationary (spin style) bikes and there are no cup holders mounted to the bike. I am familiar with the type of holder you are refering to so I will say yes, your the bottle will fit in the holder however I beleive the bottle may be to heavy for the holder - espeically if it's a plastic holder. The bottle is glass so it's not light wieght as it compares to plactic bottles. Once you fill it with water that adds to the weight and it may fall out the holder - it's a gamble.I, myself, would not be comfortable placing this bottle in a holder unless the holder is metal and possibly has a strap that crosses of the bottle to ensure it doesn't roll out when the bike it's in a straight up and down posture. I only ride stationary (spin style) bikes and there are no cup holders mounted to the bike. I am familiar with the type of holder you are refering to so I will say yes, your the bottle will fit in the holder however I beleive the bottle may be to heavy for the holder - espeically if it's a plastic holder. The bottle is glass so it's not light wieght as it compares to plactic bottles. Once you fill it with water that adds to the weight and it may fall out the holder - it's a gamble.I, myself, would not be comfortable placing this bottle in a holder unless the holder is metal and... » Read More I only ride stationary (spin style) bikes and there are no cup holders mounted to the bike. I am familiar with the type of holder you are refering to so I will say yes, your the bottle will fit in the holder however I beleive the bottle may be to heavy for the holder - espeically if it's a plastic holder. The bottle is glass so it's not light wieght as it compares to plactic bottles. Once you fill it with water that adds to the weight and it may fall out the holder - it's a gamble.I, myself, would not be comfortable placing this bottle in a holder unless the holder is metal and possibly has a strap that crosses of the bottle to ensure it doesn't roll out when the bike it's in a straight up and down posture. « Show Less
321342
Yes. It has a plastic piece that mounts between the frame and the water bottle cage through one of the water bottle cage screws. It works well and is adjustable to keep it out of the way.
207134
Water bottle cages mount to existing tapped holes in the down tube and/or the seat tube. They do not normally mount on the handle bar if that is what you meant by the term bike bar.