Is this mug good for standard metal bike cages?
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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.
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I only use a ceramic mugs. The heating element gets pretty hot, so I personally would not use a plastic container. I don't know what the ramifications are of having a metal heating element come in contact with a metal container, but there is the possibility of the metal getting hot and causing the housing to heat up, thus causing damage. I would stick to using a container that does not melt or conduct electricity. I hope my ramblings help. Be safe!
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It's all metal so it gets hot. Lid fits on top but does not seal, would not work as a travel mug
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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.
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Hello dmacThank you for your enquiry regarding our Aige Vortex sports bottle. Yes the Vortex will fit most bike bottle cages we have tried it out on. Generally, it's a snug fit and works particularly well with bottle cages that have some flex in them. The snug fit ensures the Vortex won't slide out while on the move.If for any reason the bottle does not fit your particular cage you may return it and get a refund.I hope that helps.John Customer Service
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Yes as long as the opening is the same size or a little bit smaller than a normal mug
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I'm not sure. It is a little wider at the bottom, unlike the standard bike bottle holders.
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Not sure about the Bodum model you have, metal or plastic frame. It is a direct replacement for the 8 cup, 1 L, 34oz models. It fit perfectly into my Bodum metal frame. Hope this answers your question.
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Only with some heavy modification of the seat post mount as it's designed for smaller diameter tubing posts. If you are comfortable drilling metal and have a quality hardware store nearby then yes. If not, look towards a pannier bag setup/DIY mount a plastic crate.
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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.
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Agree w/ reviewer below, I also use the Cilio #4 w/ a standard mug and it works well. The larger size Cilio should give you more options, you can use it w/ smaller size mugs.
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yes if your mug is very little tiny one like toy thing, but I won't suggest for mug rack.
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not sure what kind of cup your referring to but it has 3 ring sizes an I have used it on quite a few different thermal coffee mugs and had no problems
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In my opinion, if you only did it occasionally, I don't think you would have problem with rust. It's made very well and I absolutely love it for my mugs.
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Yes, that will fit. The black piece you see under the cup is removable allowing the space you need for taller travel mug.
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I'm not 100% percent sure, but it should work. If not, your local bike shop can replace the cups.
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Steel lid is asking to get burned. there are very few mugs that you will find with an all steel lid. Steel transfers and holds heat to the extreme that if your coffee or drink is 190+ degree's so would the lid.