Velo Orange Mojave Water Bottle Cage

I mounted this onto the engine guards for my Kawasaki Versys. During my 45 minutes commute through 100F heat, the smaller insulated water bottles aren't sufficient to get me home, so I bought this and bolted it to a rubber adapter that's held onto the engine guard with hose clamps. The vibration of the engine will probably scratch the bottle up a bit over time but it's totally worth it. It's easy to take the bottle out and put it back in, but it's completely secure at any speed.

My bike only has room for one bottle, and a standard cycling bottle doesn't hold enough water to sustain me for a long ride. I used to carry a 48oz Nalgene Silo in a sling bag, but this bottle cage frees up space in my bag and gets the weight off of my back. My Nalgene fits like a glove, without any rattling during my rides. Yes, this bottle cage is expensive, it is s well worth the money if you want to carry a Nalgene with you on your rides.

Excellent product. Riding here in the south a plastic water bottle is useless unless you like very warm water.I wanted a holder that would securely hold a 26 oz insulated yeti bottle, even though a bit heavy it keeps water cold.The good: this holder is solid and allows the outer rings to be bent slightly for a tighter fit on the yeti bottle.The bad: I could only bend the upper part of rings, the lower area is still a bit larger, so the bottle rattles a bit over bumps. Not a deal breaker for me as having cold water is a higher priority.I may wrap some silicone tape around the lower area to reduce rattling.Still highly recommend 👍

I bought this because the style of my new bike's frame could only accommodate one water bottle. I'm used to traveling with 1 small and one large standard bike bottles on longest rides. This cage allows the use of 32oz, 1lt, or even 40oz bottles. The cage's design also allows me to bring along other gear, like a rain jacket, pool towel, or light sweater. Just roll it, and stow it!. Unlike other cages, this one, made of flexible stainless steel, can be bent to expand or contract to fit the item you want to carry perfectly. My current favorite bottle to carry is the Guyot Designs 1 lt. bottle fitted with a sport-type lid. This cage will hold Nalgene 32 oz. bottles, or even a larger 40 oz. Klean Kanteen.Mounting: The cage does not come with any mounting bolts or brackets. With it's 5 holes, rather than the standard 2, this cage can be moved up or down on either the typical 2 threaded bottle bosses, or even the newer 3 set to fit your bike frame perfectly. This cage is a bit heavier than a standard sized aluminum bottle cage, but it's very sturdy, and hasn't flinched under the weight of a full 40 oz. bottle of water. Glug, glug, ahhhh..

fast delivery. haven't had a chance to use yet

Very nice heavy duty stainless steel bottle cage.. Bought it for my 48oz nalgene bottles and it holds it just fine. Only thing is it does actually scratch the bottle a little bit, Which doesn't bother me.. And also I have a 40oz Hydro flask that also fits it. Great product tho.

Put this on my road bike to have more range of my rides in 100 degree Utah weather. The bottle is held firmly in place with no rattling. I may just buy another one for my other bike!

This is a great upgrade if you are riding in hot, humid conditions and want to take ice cold water with you on your ride. The Velo Orange Mojave cage is adjustable to fit your frame and I've been able to use up to a 40oz. vacuum insulated stainless bottle. How awesome is that?! The bottle fits with just a bit of wiggle, but it totally secure. The cage is made from on piece of steel, so it looks like it will last a long time and is well made. It will also fit your Nalgene bottles, but I use stainless steel bottle with mine that will hold ice for over 24 hours.