ROCKBROS Bike Water Bottle Holder Ultra-Light Bicycle Bottle Cages with Screws Tool, Universal Bike Cup Holder Rack for Road MTB Bikes…

I recently purchased the ROCKBROS Bike Water Bottle Holder, and I'm impressed with its performance and design.Installing the holder was a breeze; it took just a few minutes to securely attach it to my bike frame. The lightweight yet sturdy construction ensures it holds my water bottle firmly in place, even on bumpy rides.The holder's design is practical and efficient. It provides easy access to my water bottle while cycling, allowing me to stay hydrated without any hassle. The material feels durable, and I'm confident it will withstand regular use over time.Overall, the ROCKBROS Bike Water Bottle Holder is an excellent choice for cyclists looking for a reliable and easy-to-install accessory. Whether you're commuting or riding for recreation, this holder offers convenience and peace of mind. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a quality bike accessory to keep their water bottle secure and accessible during rides.

I’m really satisfied with the ROCKBROS bike water bottle holder. It’s lightweight, which is a plus for long rides, and the installation was straightforward with the screws and tool included. The holder keeps my water bottle secure, even on bumpy trails, so I don't have to worry about it falling out. It also has a nice design that fits well with my bike. Overall, it’s a solid option for anyone looking to stay hydrated while cycling.

Upon receipt I was a bit disappointed. Seemed awfully lightweight and flimsy plastic. But I flexed them rather dramatically and they didn’t break. They seem a bit smallish, you really have to jam a typical bike bottle in to seat it. This tight fit is a concern when trying to drink on the fly without stopping. I mounted mine in a gravel bike. With a frame bag, one had to be mounted on the front fork. First gravel ride with them I rattled along for 24 miles before a severe bump over a rock dislodged the now empty bottle on the fork. In fairness it was severe enough to throw my chain also. The bottle on the down tube stayed seated. So yeah, they do the job in spite of the flimsy plastic, and they are functional. This is my observation from ONE ride, Sept. 2024. If later there’s any issues I’ll update.

Very light but securely holds water bottle. Seems to be of good quality and the appearance is good..

I’ve been using this bottle holder for a few weeks now, and it’s held up really well. The material feels durable, yet it's ultra-light, which is a huge plus for reducing weight on my bike. Installation was straightforward, with screws and tools included, so I didn’t have to search for anything extra. The bottle fits securely, and I haven’t had any issues with it slipping out, even on bumpy rides. It’s a great, no-fuss option for anyone looking to keep their water bottle accessible and secure while cycling.

--Think carefully if you want to risk permanent damage to your bikes only water bottle mount point.Mounting the cage was extremely tricky because of the location. It was tight and impossible to start the bolt with your fingers-you had to try and start it on the end of an allen wrench, which anyone with experience knows is a no-no. The fact that it so nearly fit -you could catch the first thread but only with the bolt at an angle- might cause frustration and the temptation to press on with just a little more pressure, a few more turns. If you do, you will cross-thread the bolt and could cause permanent damage.To repair it you would then be forced to try something like drilling it out and installing a 'riv-nut' -which would also be very difficult without a small right-angle drill and short drill bit and special installation tool for the 'riv-nut'-or you'd need to remove the rear tire and fender and.......!!! Kiss your soon to be frustrating afternoon or $$$ goodbye!To fix the cages I needed to use a 'rat tail' file to effectively lengthen the distance between the mounting slots on the water bottle holder. What should have been literally a 2 minute install for a 10 year old turned into a frustrating 30 minutes.Just FYI- it was definitely the cages cause I tried both from my order and both were too short. Both a 'no-go' on an Aventon and an old Schwinn as well -But much more accessible. After mods it took less than 2 minutes.... to do both...with loctite!! -you get the picture.The cages already use extended slots for mounting flexibility. I don't see that an extra 0.5 mm in slot length is going to alter the engineering. And it wasn't just plastic 'flash' from a seam line that could be easily removed with a small hobby razor, or even a small steak knife. It took 10 minutes on each with the file, or you might be ok carefully using a Dremel tool. (I've always found the Dremel allows you to make a bad situation worse, much more quickly.)I am seriously questioning my purchase, just to save a couple $$- It's not worth the time and frustration. It would be sooo easy for a new mechanic/rider (or an experienced one in a hurry) to cross-thread the hole and ruin the only water bottle mount.... I've used other ROCKBROS parts on my bikes and have always found them to be decent quality for the price. I just installed one of their bags on the rear rack of that same Lectric and the "Warranty Card" actually said that they would offer replacement within 15 DAYS of purchase or "free maintenance" within 30 DAYS of purchase. Everything else is in Chinese so I'm not sure if I'm required to mail the item back to them in China and I suspect that even the international phone call to find out would be much more $$ than the item was worth..... I can't help but think of the cosmic divide between ROCKBROS "Warranty" and what Lectric just did to fix the brake issue on the XP 3.0 Customer service wise I think that tells me everything I really need to know. Consider spending the couple extra $$ on your water bottle cages.........And DON"T CROSS-THREAD THE DARN THING!! -Hope this helps

The reviews which state this is on the small side are accurate. You can't fit a big gulp into this thing. A 24-ounce or 1L water bottle should be no problem, though, as its "wings" are flexible and will hold in anything you can fit in, quite snugly. And honestly, how much liquid do you really need on a ride?I'd wear a camelbak or stop and refill my bottle if I needed more than this would hold.Installation was standard, and therefore, very straightforward. Would buy again if this one ever broke.

The best part of this aside from an attractive design that doesn't catch on my pants went biking is that you may use it to fit a wide variety of bottle sizes, both right ways up and sometimes upside down to better fit more items on one's bike frame.

good price. seems solid and holds large water bottles firmly on my new gravel bike!!

even though it is a Ultra light weight bottle cage, it is easily breakable and not of good quality

Good product

Using this on my rad bike, I like it. It works well for my water bottles.

Strong and durable