The bottle cage below was printed with Owens Corning GF-30PP which might be a slight overkill for this application but is an exceptional material for functional parts!
We recommend printing this bottle cage using a tough material with a high layer adhesion in order to minimize the chance of breaking the cage when removing the bottle. Some bikes (like mine) might not have a mounting point, and some riders might be looking to have an extra! We have also added a few holes for securing the bottle cage using zip ties as well. There are several models online for 3D printinable bottle cages however we like this model by thingiverse user JoePineapples. Most bicycles have a standard mounting place for bottle cages, usually on the down tube and sometimes on the seat tube as well. Staying hydrated is always recommended and having a quick and easy way to access you water bottle is definitely a no brainer. This is probably one of the first additions every casual and enthusiast cyclist does. Apart from looking at their usability, we have also tested them out in order to see if these 3D printed parts are worth making! Bicycle bottle cage We have compiled a list of useful 3D printed bicycle accessories to help improve the functionality of the bike but also to make maintenance easier. The humble bicycle is a relatively simple machine, requiring little maintenance whilst being one of the most efficient and arguably one of the more fun ways to get around.
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