Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What is the maximum diameter of a bottle this can hold?
Document: Topeak's website (and the cage's packaging) claims this will hold bottles up to 74 mm diameter bottles. WRONG. It barely holds a 60mm bottle without flexing, even at it's widest opening. A 70mm bottle will cause the cage to bend in such a way I'm concerned it'll break.
I bought this because the "standard" bottle cage wouldn't fit my 1 qt/1 liter Nalgene bottles. Another reviewer said it was possible to "make" this fit by bending. I tried, but was afraid the plastic would break before the metal bent. By my measurements it can hold a bottle up to about 80 mm diameter without excessive stretching, and down to a minimum of about 62mm and still have some "grip".
I bought the Topeak Modula Waterbottle cage 2 on brand recognition.It seemed to be reasonably priced, and thought the additional adjustment might be perfect for my Polar 24 oz container.The Modula 2 has an adjustment that allows for a larger diameter bottle to be used, instead of the standard width. It has no extra function for length.Nice to have that option? Perhaps. Maybe it will hold a regular gatorade bottle or the like.
This will fit almost any size water bottle that you could possibly buy. I bought it because it fits my camelbak water bottle, which has a pretty wide diameter.
The 2.75" diameter Kleen Kanteen bottles will fit in this. The fit is tight and the metal on metal scraping gives that uncomfortable nails on a chalk board / metal on your fillings feeling. However, just toss some ice cubes in there and the condensation works as excellent lube so the bottle slides in and out without the scraping. The cage seems well made and I like that it's adjustable.
I have a Thermos Stainless Steel Hydration Bottle which has a 2 5/8 inch diameter and this holds it quite well on it's smallest setting, but I ended up putting a little piece of tape around the center of the top, between the two rubber corners, because it was scratching the thermos a little.Update - On it's largest setting it nicely fit a 10.75 oz can of campbells chunky soup.
This cage will only fit bike bottles. I have some other bottles that are a little larger in diameter and the fit is tight. I'd look for something different if you want an 'all-around' cage.
I don't have any of the wider diameter bottles (i.e. 32 oz) so I can't speak to how well they would work in this but the cage slides out fairly far so it might work with those also.I mounted this cage on my Fuji road bike with no problems. It is narrow enough that it doesn't interfere with anything. It comes with the standard screws for mounting and matches up with the standard holes that come already drilled in the frames of most bikes.
Its works great a little lose for my Kleen Kanteen bottle and wont hold the bottle if i put the sleeve onto it.
It looks good and it can hold a regular size bottle in place. I wish it can adjust to hold a bigger size bottle.
Answer: yes