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

Purchased these for my son’s bikes. They are great quality and sturdy and were super easy to attach. Their water bottles fit perfectly and stay in place. Great value, would definitely purchase again.

OK..Ushake makes it very clear that you MUST have mounting holes on your bike to be able to use these. And if you already have mounting holes on your bike you should absolutely use them. But if you don't and you don't want to drill holes into your bike's frame, I'm here to tell you that YES you can use zip ties and/or hose clamps, if you do it right. Understand that the company doesn't want people trying an alternative mounting method, and if it's not done correctly, go and write a bad review of the product saying it doesn't work and it's a piece of garbage. I watched a few videos of the zip tie/hose clamp method and decided to give it a try. I knew the risk that it might not work when I bought them. But I'm happy to report that it works SUPERBLY! Now, I'm not using these on a mountain bike for off-roading and rough trails; They're mounted on a vintage road bike, used for local travel on paved roads and for bike touring in the future. However I'm riding in the suburbs where the roads and sidewalks are VERY bumpy (Seriously...I don't know where our tax dollars are going but it's not for local infrastructure). I have to re-tighten the screws on my rack all the time, but these water bottle cages don't budge a millimeter. I used hose clamps (no zip ties), 1-inch Gorilla tape on the frame (for the hose clamps to grip on and protect the frame) and a small piece of double- sided Gorilla tape (weatherproof) on the back of the cage. As for the quality of the cages, they are very good. If my bottle starts to feel a little loose in there, I just gently push it in a bit and it's snug again. The metal is very sturdy. It even fits my Bubba coffee thermos, so I can carry water AND my nectar of the gods! I would absolutely buy these again for another bike - Very happy with my purchase :)

Basic water bottle holder at a decent price.

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.

Good quality

Inexpensive but nice cages.

Fits with the Camelbak water bottle. I have a women's small step-through gravel bike, so the space in the frame is very small. This worked by not lining up the two screws, I moved it down and screwed the top hole of the bottle cage to the bottom screw hole on the bike. It has been secure enough and have no issues with it moving while riding/ grabbing the bottle.

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.