Accmor2 Pack Bike Water Bottle Holders No Screws, Universal Bike Cup Holder, 360 Degree Rotatable Bike Water Bottle Cage, Water Bottle Holders for Kids Bike Adult Bike

quality item that does as it was stated, and does it well, and simply.

Bought this for my 9 y.o. daughter's bike, to mount on the handlebars. There are no installation instructions, but it's pretty simple to figure out and easy to install. Took about 3 minutes. The mount does fit a regular diameter- size cycling water bottle, so that's good. It does rotate up/down a bit. It could be I didn't tighten it up all the way. So far so good, I'd recommend it for kids applications, or where you're not riding centuries, or anything. I do wonder about durability, since most of the holder is plastic, once something breaks - it's probably the end for this thing. If you were a more serious cyclist and needed a handlebar mount, I'd recommend just buying a handlebar water bottle mount bracket - it allows you to mount your own water bottle cage.

These are plastic, but they seem to be very sturdy and can be easily adjusted. If you want to relocate, removing them is easy thanks to the quick release on them. They’re very light, in weight, but strong enough to hold a big gulp from 711. Would definitely recommend, as they’re easy to use and can be adjusted to go vertically or horizontally!

I bought an electric pedal assist mountain bike and there is NO place to mount a bottle. The battery takes up a lot of real estate where the bottle would reside. I liked this bottle holder's looks and price so I bought a pair of them.Unfortunately the materials are not strong enough to clamp the handlebars tight enough to prevent it from twisting and allowing the bottle to fall out. I contacted the manufacturer about the problem and they offered to refund my money but I kept them to try to come up with a solution. The solution that I came up with is to zip tie the cage section to the stem that holds the handlebar. That worked well for a while but the area that holds the bottle gradually got loose and the bottle fell out repeatedly. By adding more zip ties to the circumference of the cage I was able to grip the bottle tightly enough that it no longer falls out. If this thing falls apart I will buy another.

My kids were begging for my to make or 3D print some water bottle holders. I found these are a much easier solution and they work fine to hold a normal water bottle.

Just what we wanted! Great

I have a first generation Lectric XP. The bike is great, but a downside is that it does not have any water bottle holder. Due to the fat folding frame, the only place to put a water bottle is on the vertical handlebar stem. There was not a lot of options for this type of cup holder, but the Accmor seemed to be the best fit for the job.It holds plastic bottles much better than metal ones. The metal ones tend to slip out. If you need to hold a metal bottle, or you are going to go on bumpy roads, I would recommend adding some duck tape across the gap so that it holds your water bottle more securely.

If you mount this on a larger diameter frame tube you will scratch your paint. Or try to use a thin piece of rubber under it. It will be difficult to keep it from moving around when bumped or grabbing your water. Other than that it worked well. If you have an eBike that has the four mounting points for a basket on the steering stem then consider using the adjustable height water bottle cage seen elsewhere on Amazon. But then again, most bikes don't have that feature.