USHAKE Water Bottle Cages, Basic MTB Bike Bicycle Alloy Aluminum Lightweight Water Bottle Holder Cages Brackets(2 Pack- Drilled Holes Required)

Perfect for my mountain bikes and the pre-drilled holder fitted the predrilled and tapped threaded holes already on the mountains bikes I have, so no drilling for me just bolting them on. You will need to buy additional water bottles for bicycles though. Cheap, about 7 bucks each only. Regular water bottles are too small to fit well. The color lights up on these and looks great. I bought Blue bicycle water bottles 8in tall and the combo really stands out nicely.

Perfect fit for Gemful water bottles. Installed in two seconds and it’s nice and snug. Great quality, can’t get any better for the money.https://a.co/d/4e7MnsJ

These are nicely welded of sturdy aluminum. A great value for a 2-pack. Don't need a 2-pack? Get it anyway and keep one as a spare or to give to a friend. A person can never have too many bottle holders.Tip: Look for a burr where the ends of the wire meet. This could seriously scratch a water bottle. I took care of this issue with a small file (This is why I like silver accessories.) A nail file, emery board or similar tool would probably work as well. Removed a star for the burr, but that's easy to make smooth. Would definitely buy again.

They are bottle cages. light weight, good welds.

It's hard to believe anyone would leave a 1 star review. This is a perfect holder for all of my bottles. tried it with a bigger than advertised size bottle. Perfect. camelback podium, perfect ozark trail squeeze 24 oz. perfect. ozark trail 24 oz wide mouth stainless perfecrt. If you left a negative review because a "metal" holder scratched your "metal" bottle...... god help you, bless your heart. 99% of the one star are user error. Buying another 2 holders for my metal bottle holders that I know will be scratched. Look cool drinking water or just be happy to drink water out of a holder you know will scratch metal...... I'll take the later of the two. Great price, Great holders. 100% recommend.

I drink a ton of water and it seemed like the largest normal size for water bottles was 26 oz. I was about to do a 160 mile bike ride in a single day and I was worried about getting dehydrated between stops. I saw some people saying that you could maybe use 32 oz water bottles, but a lot of people, including the seller were uncertain. I wanted to post a review now that I got to try them out.I got 2 Under Armour Squeeze water bottles and they worked great with the UShake Water Bottle Cages. I am so glad I had them for my 160 mile ride. I could have survived on two 26 oz water bottles, but I'm pretty sure I would have gotten at least a little dehydrated between stops.For reference, the dimensions of the Under Armour Squeeze water bottles that I got are: 10"H x 3.25"W x 3.25"D. I should add that I think my frame has more space than average, so you'll want to check to see if you will have enough space to fit water bottles that are 10 inches tall.

This is one of the most important parts of my bike. It hold my drinks well so I can have water when going on long bike rides. Easy to setup up and good build quality.

Cages are lightweight and easy to install, but also flimsy and not the right shape to hold 16oz water bottles, larger water bottles, or those insulated cylindrical 20oz bottles. I found that the one I installed under my seat is too shallow to fit a regular height water bottle in, so I bought two but can only realistically use one on my bike. Bummer. I basically have 1 water bottle they can hold and I own about a dozen re-usable bottles total, so that is a little disappointing. That said, they were not terribly expensive and they don'g add weight to my ride. I will probably replace these pretty quickly for something I can actually use.