Can this bottle fit in a bicycle's water bottle holder?
77339
Not really. Its a bit on the long side and the silicon sheath is somewhat tacky and may not be easy to pull out or put back in while riding. Good idea for a sports product tho! :-)
77340
Yes, but the silicone will make it hard to take in and out of the wire cage. And it's heavy, I wouldn't do it.
249038
If it's a large cage maybe. The bases are larger then normal bike water bottles but they are great bottles
831235
No, this bottle is larger in diameter. It also doesn't have the neck to properly clip into a typical bottle cage. Even if you remove the protecting silicone it would not fit properly on a bike.
4159
It's the same diameter as a standard bike water bottle, or about the same size around as a 20oz soda bottle. So, if those fit in your cup holder, it should be good.
49176
I think it's unlikely to fit in your bike holder. I tried putting it in the water bottle slot in my bookbag, which has a water bottle slot, and had a problem with the silicone sleeve producing too much friction and making it hard to slide out of the slot. I'd think you would run into a similar problem with your bike holder. The silicone is just too grippy.
747139
It should fit it's not that wide. I know in my cup holder is a little loose. Maybe a little wider than a Poland spring water bottle
960983
You can add a water bottle that can be mounted to the handlebar. Amazon sells this type of water bottle cage. Type "handlebar mount cage"
2133153
you should be able to mount this under the water bottle cage if the bolts are long enough
1532981
I don't think this would work well, it kept slipping/rotating sideways on my bike, which isn't totally round either. I haven't found anything better yet, just using a fanny pack with water bottle for now. Good luck!
725699
I'm pretty sure a "regular" sized bottle will fit. There are some that are pretty round on the bottom and those might not fit!
1924239
Dont think it will fit in a water bottle cage. The straps on the back will allow you to attach to the handle bars
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.
263557
I would say that yes you should provided that it (the water bottle) has hooks or something to hold it in place. Hope that helps
535728
It's about 2 5/8 inches across. Very narrow as most water bottles go, so should fit in most cup holders.
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.
1527829
Thank you for your question. You can watch our YouTube video on how to attach the bracket under your water bottle cage. If you don't have a water bottle cage look for two threaded holes in your bike frame as that is where your bracket can mount. Hope this helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lex9dhZHGW0&list=UUGYzhXerxKg_EhhSxBmVxOw
2126499
I haven't tried it but as you can see from the photos the only place one could Mount a bracket for the water bottle would be on the top section of the frame. This could potentially interfere with the child's legs as they ride the bike. Hope that helps.