Can this bottle fit in a bicycle's water bottle holder?
77339
Not really. Its a bit on the long side and the silicon sheath is somewhat tacky and may not be easy to pull out or put back in while riding. Good idea for a sports product tho! :-)
77340
Yes, but the silicone will make it hard to take in and out of the wire cage. And it's heavy, I wouldn't do it.
848470
Yes a tall can will fit in the holder. I usually have a standard 16.9 oz water bottle in it when I ride which is pretty tall.
1761727
No, it does not. It is simply slightly larger than the bike frame, maybe 2" wide. I still have room for a water bottle on the lower frame. To check the fit for your frame check the dementions and compare them to your frame. It is not at all wide enough to interfere with your legs in anyway.
2278950
Yes! I love this bottle holder. It holds the bottle secure, no drips plus it makes it's easy to grab for a quick drink while you're riding your bike. Like it so much bought a second one for my husbands bike.
1924239
Dont think it will fit in a water bottle cage. The straps on the back will allow you to attach to the handle bars
1239665
I don't know how big the your bicycle bottle holder is but I drive a scion tc 05 and it will bearly fit in my cup holder. Literally get half an inch in the cup holder.
2109252
It may, and in addition, the bottle is too tall for the cup holder. Otherwise it is a pretty bottle. Glass bottles are rare nowadays.
1067562
the water bottle that fits securely is 9 1/4 inches in diameter and the depth of the holder is 5". I hope this helps.
1007932
I am able to fit a GSI stainless steel cup/pot, 18oz, and a guyot stainless steel 32oz bottle into the water bottle pocket. I imagine one could fit 2 16oz plastic water bottles into that pocket, but I think that would be a waste of space.
2108980
I have no idea how big a standard bike water bottle cage is, but the water bottle measures 3 1/2 inches wide by 10 1/2 inches tall.
329155
I think wider will even better, because this holder is kind of big, normal size water bottle will be a little lose in it.
424756
No, the loops are designed to hold Gu or other fuel packets, they are way too small for a water bottle. And I don't think the elastic is strong enough to support the weight with a bottle holder attached. Great for a phone and fuel though.
1041877
Possibly. The issue is the bottle holder bracket accepts a round bottle with a 3.25" diameter. If the glass lixit bottle is more square and bigger, it might not work. Also, if it does fit, you will need to figure out how to get the bottle stay in the bracket, maybe by using a rubber band or a plastic wire tie.
2126499
I haven't tried it but as you can see from the photos the only place one could Mount a bracket for the water bottle would be on the top section of the frame. This could potentially interfere with the child's legs as they ride the bike. Hope that helps.
884030
While most of the bike holders are flexible to hold some variations of bottles, if yours is rigid it may not hold it. It does not fit in some car consoles, but fits perfectly in our RANGER offroad vehicle.
1563764
I don't know specifically - but it does NOT fit in standard cup holders in vehicles due to the rubber cover. So unless the bike water bottle cage is slightly normal than average - then no.
138290
It should, circumference-wise. The 24-oz one, though, is a bit taller than what I've seen being used in bicycle water cages, so depending on where your water cage is mounted, it might (*might*) be a tight fit, length-wise. The 20-oz one is closer in length to a standard bicycle bottle, I think. These are awesome bottles, though. Very easy to drink from, but still don't spill.