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Old 07-30-19 | 03:14 PM
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From my trip to Home Despot. ...

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They also had a 25 oz bottle that I might go back and measure it to see if it is bottle cage size or not. I wrapped a piece of paper around a bottle that fits in my cage well here at home and marked the paper for circumference, I can use that piece of paper to compare to the circumference on the 25 oz bottle in the store to see how it compares. It has no groove or dimple for the little holder arm at the top of the cage, but I have some cages that are quite flexible so it might work.
I forgot to bring the paper strip with me to verify size. But their web site was clear that it was 3 inches which is what a bottle cage needs. So bought a couple of the 25 oz ones today.

And got home and it is 3.16 inches, not 3 inches, too big to fit in the cage. Now I have to make yet one more trip there to return them. I wish people that post dimensions on web sites for retail purposes would be a bit more accurate.

So, I will for now continue to use the smaller half liter ones that I posted about in post 2 above.
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