bottle

As its a solid stationary exercise bike the only place I can think of is on the bars and they are not normal bike diameter. I dont mind if it takes a disposable bottle or one I use on the road bike. Any suggestions ??

i was given this nice bottle today. Will look nice on one of my bikes.

I love Alan's idea of collecting blackberries in a water bottle, as mentioned in the cleaning your bottle thread. It makes me wonder what else it could be used for (after you've drunk it's contents.)

Must admit that this bit of the forum isn't my patch, but I do rather like this: https://www.cyclestore.co.uk/elite_eroica_double_mount_bottle_cage-ID_69434 Wondering if I could maybe use it on one of my hybrid/tourers.

I bought a couple of cheapo water bottles and cages, both from sports direct yesterday, one was a Dunlop £1.49 bottle with cage, it was priced at £2.99 but i said i see it on web at half that so she price matched it and the other was a £2.99 Muddyfox water bottle and cage, both plastic tabs...

My trusty 2012 Triban 3 is poorly - three of the four bottle cage bosses are very loose, one of which even has the boss split in half with the top half loose above the frame and the bottom half inside the frame with the bolt seized in to it...yuck. So the question is, is this fixable? I went to...

All items are Tour de France Yellow Jersey Series Carbon bottle cage 24 grams Insulated Bottle / bidon Bell Puncture repair kit £25 posted

I'm after a titanium bottle cage to match up with my old style RSP one, if anyone has one they no longer use? It seems the wiggle lifeline one was very similar too, but they're out of stock too. I've seen a couple of similar ones on the bay, but look like they might be a different finish, so I...

Anyone know what they are for? I was thinking of A small plastic box for jelly babies^_^

I have a brand new Felt VR50 currently in the living room but soon to be banished to the shed. Really pleased with it frame looks beautifully made and everything works smooth and easy. Only one gripe.I cant get a 750mill bottle in and out of the seatpost cage.Bike is 54cm and has a sloping top...

Two bottle cages for free.. Cheap alloy, but seems a shame to throw them away.

I've got one but for longer rides I'd like two on. I can't get another of the one I have (well, they have to match) and with it being a 52cm frame and an oval downtube, two of the same would fit but the bottles would interfere which brings me to the main point of the recommendation. Because of...

I have never used a water bottle while riding TT, keeping the frame 'clean'. But I've seen claims that the flat-ish water bottles on the downtube improve aerodynamics. Does anyone have real world experience with this?

I have a couple of Oxford bottle holders that on closer inspection appear to be made from three parts. The frame that holds the cage to the bike, the top back bit of the cage, in essence a narrow U shape and the part that suports the bottle. The U shape and the bottle support just appear to be...

I am doing an Ironman in 2 weeks. My third, plus a load of half IMs so quite experienced. But slow! I take my own sports drink and in the past have had two bottles in the main cages. They then provide new bottles of water. (You throw away your own bottles) .I have always stopped and added...

When was the last time you had a bottle of wine with a cork stopper? Me? Unless it was a bottle of Home Made, I really can't remember :sad:

Is this common or was I just unlucky? Travelling down New Cavendish Street at lunchtime on my Brompton just touched the brakes and the next thing I'm on the deck to a really weird noise. At first I thought it was some kind of mechanical then I realised the noise was a flattened plastic bottle...

Evening all Assuming I will need more than one bottle I noticed a potential issue with mounting a bottle cage on the upright tube due to the position of the clamp below. I bought a zefal bottle cage and noticed the bottom of the cage interferes with the clamp. Im guessing I will have to use...

Hi Is this doable and if so, what would the process, tools and specs need to be? Thanks Bb

I wanted to have more ability to carry water on my trike and did experiment with using an aqua pack fitted to the rear of the seat frame. But it was fiddly to fit and not particularly easy to use. On a trip to Evans cycles I saw they sold a very reasonably priced handlebar mount for a water...

This is unused but a couple of the stainless bolts have superficial rust. £10 + 3 posted

What's the difference. ?

Following on from the epic 'Show us yer bidons' thread, I bring you the equally promising 'Show us your bottle cages'... It's the first time I've used 'iris'-style cages. I think they look nice and they're versatile... They're the King Cage, made in the USA version. Stainless steel so...

A golfing mate told me that is what he was having Christmas day morning so I thought.........we will try that on boxing day. WOWZA.........how nice that was. Fresh baked crusty cobs, loads of bacon, butter, brown sauce (NOT RED) and the bottle of Champers. And to top it off I am watching Stoke...

I was looking for a Thermos flask which has a cup rather than a sports cap for coffee. I couldn't find a cycling specific one does anyone know is this will fit a standard bottle cage: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Thermos-Stainless-Ultimate-Series-Charcoal/dp/B013YMS8QS/ref=dp_ob_title_kitchen