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.
777760
Yes. It is designed to fit in a bicycle water bottle cage and it fits in my cup holder in my car. Keeps my coffee hot for several hours. One of the best coffee cups I ever purchased.
73755
Not sure you would want to but a standard water bottle will fit in the grip.
223766
It doesn't have a ring for the bottle. If your bottle can attach to a strap, you could.
424756
No, the loops are designed to hold Gu or other fuel packets, they are way too small for a water bottle. And I don't think the elastic is strong enough to support the weight with a bottle holder attached. Great for a phone and fuel though.
776716
If the collar that holds the bottle you use now is removeable, it should fit fine.
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.
2086974
Not really. Would it be beneficial for you if I measure the diameter of a single bottle holder?
1171965
The water bottle fits in my bike cage, I have a specialized mountain bike, however it does not fit on my daughters, but none of the tall ones do. We buy a short one for her bike.
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.
123286
Yes. On the larger side I had the 5 inch bottle holder no problem. There is some Molle on the smaller side that runs up to the zipper but the orientation of it is wrong to hold anything. I have not been able to find anything that would fit there but as I said on the main compartment Molle it was more then big enough.
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.
1527828
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
475004
The bottle I needed it for is a 10" tall, stainless steel variety with a circumference of almost 10". The holder has room for a slightly wider bottle and has a draw string closure at the top where it fits as shown in the photo. If your bottle is not very stubby I think it will fit.
1067562
the water bottle that fits securely is 9 1/4 inches in diameter and the depth of the holder is 5". I hope this helps.
1590462
Yes, it's a narrow bottle and will fit fine in a standard size cup holder with sides. A wide cup holder with low sides, not so much.
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.