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1 litre bike water bottles are the go-to if for cyclists looking for a big bottle for longer rides. These bottles suit cyclists who want fewer refills and a simple fit in most standard cages. This range covers options close to and including one litre – including 950ml, 975ml, and full 1-litre designs.
Many cyclists look for a larger bottle when they want to stay out longer without constant refilling. A 1 litre bottle gives you extra capacity while keeping your setup simple, and all the bottles in this range fit standard cages on most road, gravel and mountain bikes.
This size is popular with riders who take on big days out. Events such as 3 Peaks, Around the Bay, the Epic Ride at the Tour Down Under and the Bowral Classic involve long hours on the bike, often in warm conditions. A larger bottle helps with steady hydration and gives you more room for carb mixes, which can make a real difference late in the ride.
Brands such as Zefal, Elite and Positz offer bottles from 950 ml through to a full litre. The difference between these volumes is small, so most riders choose based on shape, grip and cage fit. All of them fall into the same practical “large bottle” category that suits endurance riding, indoor training sessions and weekend loops where you want to minimise stops.
If your frame is on the smaller side, a side-entry cage can help with clearance. For most bikes though, these bottles slide in without any trouble. Whether you prefer a single large bottle or two smaller ones, this collection gives you flexible options for longer days on the road.
FAQs
Do these bottles fit a standard bottle cage?
Yes - most bottles in this range are designed to work with regular bottle cages, although please check each product description to verify. Some are a tight fit on smaller frames, but they’re fine on most road, gravel, and MTB setups.
What is the difference between 950 ml, 975 ml, and 1 litre?
The difference is minimal. They all serve the same purpose: a larger capacity for longer rides. Most riders choose based on brand, shape, or price rather than exact volume.
Are these bottles suitable for indoor training?
Yes. Many riders use larger bottles on indoor trainers to avoid constant refilling during longer sessions.
Do they fit smaller bike frames?
They fit most frames, but not some smaller frames. It's worth checking the product dimensions. When space is limited, consider a side-entry bottle cage.