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

Delivers what is expected
These water bottle cages are exactly what you’d expect—simple and functional. They hold the bottles securely and were easy to install on my bike. For the price, they get the job done perfectly. Great value for the money!

Good, durable bottle holders
They were easy to install, hard metal good for taking to a trail. Small note: they don’t fit regular plastic water bottles. Also to know, my bike is size frame Large and that Gatorade bottle you see in the photo will not fit in the other holder. Not sure if that’s product specific or just based on the size of the bike. Anyways it’s a good product especially for the price. Gets the job done

Sshhhhh…You CAN use hose clamps/zip ties with these!
OK..Ushake makes it very clear that you MUST have mounting holes on your biketo be able to use these. And if you already have mounting holes on your bikeyou should absolutely use them. But if you don’t and you don’t want to drillholes into your bike’s frame, I’m here to tell you that YES you can use zipties and/or hose clamps, if you do it right.Understand that the company doesn’t want people trying an alternativemounting method, and if it’s not done correctly, go and write a bad review ofthe 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 giveit a try. I knew the risk that it might not work when I bought them. But I’mhappy to report that it works SUPERBLY! Now, I’m not using these on amountain bike for off-roading and rough trails; They’re mounted on a vintageroad bike, used for local travel on paved roads and for bike touring in thefuture. However I’m riding in the suburbs where the roads and sidewalks areVERY bumpy (Seriously…I don’t know where our tax dollars are going but it’snot for local infrastructure). I have to re-tighten the screws on my rack allthe 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 thehose 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 tofeel a little loose in there, I just gently push it in a bit and it’s snugagain. The metal is very sturdy. It even fits my Bubba coffee thermos, so Ican carry water AND my nectar of the gods!I would absolutely buy these again for another bike – Very happy with mypurchase 🙂

Well built aluminum water bottle holders!
These are much cheaper than anywhere else I looked and much better quality!! Glad I purchased these!

Basic metal bottle cage that fits your typical bike water bottle. I couldn’t find anything but flimsy plastic bottle cages in local stores, so I was happy to find this metal one online. My 10yr old easily installed one on his bike himself. Comes with the bolts in case your bike is missing them.

All good

Easy to install & fits perfectly on bike frames but the structure is flimsy. You can squeeze it to adjust its strength of hold on your drink holder but you can feel the material is almost gonna break. I guess only time will tell if these can withstand the routes my family go to in our bike tours. Not a solid fan of this one.