Will the 21oz. fit in a standard bicycle cage?
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Hello Rick,Have you used a 21 oz bottle in this before. The hydro flask tend to be a bit wider than most water bottles.Thank You,Jarrett
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It does fit in a standard cage, preferably a hard plastic cage, not a metal cage. Your bottle will get scratched up very quickly though. But the trade-off is that ice cold water! Hope that helps!
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The 21 oz. Standard Mouth will fit into a bike cage. I use one and it works well.
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No, this bottle is larger in diameter. It also doesn't have the neck to properly clip into a typical bottle cage. Even if you remove the protecting silicone it would not fit properly on a bike.
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Yes, I just measured it at 36 oz at max. I use it in a lunch cooler, but I will say it is almost exactly 3-3/16 inches in diameter. So, is that the size of a bike carrier bracket?
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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.
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2.4 in diameter, 7.5 in circumferenceor5.9 in diameter, 18.5 cm circumferenceIt would probably fit depending on your cage, but I'd be sure it is secure so it does not bounce around or bounce out!
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Standard I.S.O. size, used on the vast majority of newer bicycles with upright handlebars.They are 7/8 with a 1inch clamp, So no I dont think it will work sorry
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The bottom circumference is 8.25". The widest spot, near the top of the bottle, is 9.375". The bottle is 8.5" tall with the lid. You'll have to compare to your bike cage since they vary in size.
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17" long 7" wide 7" tallSchwinn makes a rack that fits perfectShort rack won't work...I returned 4 racks till I found one that fit
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It's the same diameter as a standard bike water bottle, or about the same size around as a 20oz soda bottle. So, if those fit in your cup holder, it should be good.
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I'm not sure since I don't ride a bike but I can tell you it fits in a standard small car cup holder which I was pleasently surprised at. I have been very happy with this bottle.
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Sorry about insufficiently correct answer, but I hope this size is a standard and in case of a bigger gap between bike's nipple and Univ. Head you can use a tape around the nipple to prevent air leakage.
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No, the bottle is a little too large to fit a standard bike water bottle holder.
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I think it depends on the size of the bag and the bike frame. I have a 26" framed mountain bike and the medium sized bag. I have room for a water bottle and no problem getting s U lock around the frame and rear wheel. The dimensions for the different sized bags and from your bike can give you a good idea as to the fit. Good luck!!
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Similar to a 600 ml water bottle fits snug in the water bottle holder on the bike
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Sorry, I honestly don't know. I don't ride a bike. But if I had to guess, yes I think it will fit. The bottom measures just shy of 3" in diameter. The drawback for a bike is that it's a screw cap and not a flip top. Hope this helps. For what it's worth, I really like glass versus plastic and this bottle is great for me.
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I have not tried this and do not have a bike to test it. I did just measure my thermos with a calipers and at the widest point the diameter is 2.975" so in theory would fit into a 3" dia cage. In case it helps the unit is 9.125" tall at the highest point. Sorry I can not answer more directly.
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Personally I purchased this one and I am quite satisfied. Topeak Modula EX Bicycle Water Bottle Cage which is adjustable. http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Modula-Modified-Bicycle-Waterbottle/dp/B000ZKCLEI/ref=pd_ys_sf_s_rp_a1_7_p?ie=UTF8&refRID=15CDG2TACKNGA6FFC6Z3