Ibera Bicycle Lightweight Aluminum Water Bottle Cage, (Black(Pair))

These have been great not too heavy and highly durable, using them in a toppeak behind the seat mount with camelback podium bottles and couldn't be happier with the setup on my gravel/road bike. I'm so happy with the setup I am reluctant to consider installing a rear seat post bag as it would not work with my current setup. These can be used on any standard bike mount though and they are by far the best I have ever used, and I have used several different types.

They do the job, lightweight and sturdy.

Very good product. Bit pricey

I recently purchased the Ibera Bicycle Lightweight Aluminum Water Bottle Cage, and it has exceeded all my expectations. Giving it a 5/5 stars without hesitation. The lightweight design does not add any noticeable weight to my bike, which is essential for long rides. The aluminum construction promises durability and has held up well against the wear and tear of daily use. It's also incredibly easy to install and fits a variety of bottle sizes, ensuring that I stay hydrated on the go without any hassle. Highly recommended for any cycling enthusiast looking for a reliable and stylish water bottle cage.

I bought this 5 days before my first triathlon, the Santa Cruz half Ironman. Along with new saddle cage holder, aero-bars and a top-tube pouch, I was violating the first rule of racing: Do not try anything new on race day. The bottle cages worked great. I had an oversized Camelback, insulated water bottle and a typical, cheaper plastic cycling bottle branded by Pearl Izumi. It held both of them great. The free Arrowhead sports bottles of water they gave out along the course didn't work out so great. They were a bit too small and one bounced out when I hit some shoulder indicator bumps on the road. This isn't the fault of the bottle cage, unless there are some out there that can adjust from the large camelback insulated ones all the way down to a narrow sports bottle size. Another issue that came up was a screw came on one of the bottle cages. Again, not the problem of the bottle cage, but thought I would mention it to warn others to tighten their screws properly if not put some Loctite thread lock on it too (don't over tighten or you'll strip the cage holder's threads). Luckily, I kept the down tube cage still attached as a spare and was able to use it. As far as the race went, the bike went great but I paid for it on the run. I know next time to make the bike about 10 minutes slower so I can drop 40 minutes off the run!