can I mount it additionally with my water bottle cage? I don't have another pair of bracket holes
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The short answer is yes. I will attach a pic. ***Pic attached to product page, I did not see a place to attach to review.
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Hopefully ECHO444 has answered your question.I am not an avid biker-so I reall did not know the exact answer. Thank you ECHO444
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possibly. I didnt have any holes, so I went to my local bike shop and they drilled little holdes and installed the pump.
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Mount the pump first then the water bottle cage on top then put the screws in they work perfectly together and stay outta each others way with no problems
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Hi Paul,Yes, the mounting bracket slides straight under the water bottle cage and uses the exact same mounting holes. I had exactly the same on my bike - only one set of mounting holes and that's how I got around it.CheersSteve
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I suppose you could. You would need to drill the holes through the bracket which is a type of hard plastic. You would need to drill those holes in the narrow space between the containers. The bracket is about 1/4 thick but hollow. The mounting they come with works well.
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you should be able to mount this under the water bottle cage if the bolts are long enough
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No, part of the hanging bracket is already attached to the frame to hang it vertically. Also the holes are drilled on an angle to tip the bottles while stored.
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It's the same bolts you use for any other water bottle cage. They should have come with your bike.
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Yes, you can place the mounting bracket for the pump behind to drink bottle holder. It fits best against the seat post tube hanging vertical.
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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.
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Yes but I didn't need it. My bike already had the rack that has mounts for normal installation. I installed the Top Box.
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Anything that has cross wires, like a dog crate, etc can be used for mounting it. We love this water bottle-best we've ever used.
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The mount would hold but the bottle cage might not hold onto the bottle on hard bumps. I have this issue with bottles mounted to the front of the handlebars. Hard jolts knock the bottle out.
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It can be done but not with the current brackets that come in the kit. Modifying the brackets might work also.
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I have not seen the bracket sold seperatly but you could look at the manual or go to EHEIM website and see if they offer the bracket.
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NO! These are terrible water bottle cages - worst investment I have ever made. Mine broke after less than a month of riding with them on my road bike - the metal bends very easily and the part that holds the bottom of the bottle snaps off after a short while. I decided it was worth the money for some of the other more expensive names ...
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I have two of the boxes and they are great but I'm using both of the boxes on my bikes, and I'm sorry I need the brackets
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The bracket comes with the pump. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61FKeNuINlL._SL1500_.jpg Check this picture out. You should return it if the bracket is missing.Misread your post. Yes, your frame should have two holes for the water bottle holder. Remove the water bottle holder and put the bracket in. If you still want to have the water bottle holder, you can place the water bottle holder on top of the bracket then put the screws in. This way you get to mount your pump AND your water bottle. Hope this helps.
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You could just not connect the mounting bar & bracket, kinda defeats the purpose though. I believe there's another model, ~$50 cheaper, that doesn't include the bar at all.
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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.