what would be the right size bottle to give to someone that will be using it when they ride their bike
3981
I purchased the 27 oz. I believe this size or a little smaller. I wouldn't go any larger
3982
I have the 40 oz version and it would probably be too big and bulky to hang on a bike under the seat. I'd go for a slightly smaller version.
3983
that would probably depend on how far they are riding....I think the 27 oz would be best because of its slim design. the 40's circumference is much more than the 27. might make it difficult to mount to the bikes frame if thats how they use it.
3984
Consider bike-mounted bottle cage dimensions, if that is relevant to the bike rider, then match dimensions to bottle. If the rider requires icy aqua, then a double-walled bottle would be best.
3985
Directly from the Klean Kanteen website -- "The 18oz Kanteen® Classic fit into most standard bike cages." Klean Kanteen sells bike cages to fit the larger sizes ranging in price from $6.95 (you have to bolt it on yourself) to $30.95 (which easily clips on).
975114
Some older metric bike handlebars are 3/4" or 7/8" not 1" like the new ones. It's just a spacer if needed. I love mine. 20 oz. bottles tip over though while riding. Lol smaller bottles or cans work fine.
428520
Just oil with any chain lube you like. There are different types for different riding conditions but general purpose bike chain lube is fine. A 4oz bottle will last a long time. EDIT- wipe any excess cleaner off with a dry towel before lubing.
1389459
The large won't fit a 2 liter bottle. It would stick out of the top and thus most likely would bounce out while riding.
885810
Pretty small, should fit in or clip onto an internal frame back pack with out any issues. About 2x the size of a everyday water bottle.
1045744
My car has 2 sizes and fits in the larger one. Sorry i dont have the size available. It is tall and a bit larger than some of the standard bottles. Hope this helps
1854429
Similar to a 600 ml water bottle fits snug in the water bottle holder on the bike
2069557
Please ignore my earlier guess...the other responders are correct...it's the 16oz water bottle you need.
385293
Sorry, I honestly don't know. I don't ride a bike. But if I had to guess, yes I think it will fit. The bottom measures just shy of 3" in diameter. The drawback for a bike is that it's a screw cap and not a flip top. Hope this helps. For what it's worth, I really like glass versus plastic and this bottle is great for me.
1301441
I'm not sure since I don't ride a bike but I can tell you it fits in a standard small car cup holder which I was pleasently surprised at. I have been very happy with this bottle.
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!
1752914
It fits, but not the best as it isn't made to fit in the cage like a bike bottle does. It's also longer and the stainless steel makes it a bit noisy rattling with hard bumps compared to a silent plastic bike bottle. That said, it's great to keep in a bag or pannier since it will keep things cold and spill proof for the entire ride. For short exercise rides where you drink on the go, a bike bottle fits the bill better than the Avex would.
249039
I gave this bottle as a gift to a non riding person, but that said since many bike cages could be metal I would consider the wear and the possibility of rattling.
1850449
I've only bought the 1.69 fl.oz. size - its more economical! It lasts me maybe 5 months/once a day. Good luck!
829885
I think bottles are all standard. I assume any normal 3 or 5 gallon bottle with the spill proof top will work.
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.
471384
I currently have this on a road bike and I don't think it is too big but, it is bigger than I expected. I have a tube , small tool kit, pressure gauge, and CO2 cartridges that fill it up. Maybe a little room left over.