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: Will this cage hold a 32 oz. Nalgene bottle?
Document: I bought this cage after hearing it can fit my 32 oz Nalgene screw top and it does the job. It looks a little snug but held on tight throughout the entire century. Definitely recommended!
I carry a 32 oz Nalgene BPA water bottle with me on my pretty tough bike runs, this works perfectly and I've never lost a bottle.
Here is the link to the one I have http://www.amazon.com/Nalgene-Bottle-1-Quart-Rustic-Orange/dp/B00B9G83LW/ref=sr_1_4?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1402378020&sr=1-4&keywords=nalgene+32+oz
Bought this for a Nalgene 32 oz screw top bottle, because I read that some reviewers use it for it. I received it and unless you bend the heck out of this thing to the point of almost breaking it or permanently deforming it, it really won't fit. You have to literally bend it out an inch to get it to fit and even then it'll be super snug. Fits all my other water bottles great.
This does expand/contract for different bottle sizes, but it doesn't get very large. Maybe I misunderstood what it could be used for, but wanted to use it with a 32 oz bottle (a bit wide). In the end it did work, but it required bending the metal part.I guess this is more useful if you want it to hold a small bottle.
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 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.
Purchased the Topeak Cage 2 to fit my Camelbak Podium Big Chill 25oz water bottle. Fits perfectly and secure! The adjustable cage can also be adjusted to hold a small 16.9 oz. water bottle. The Topeak Modula Waterbottle Cage 2 Rocks!
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.
I'm not giving this water bottle cage five stars because it barely is larger than your standard cage. I will not deny that it is a very nice water bottle cage but I thought I was going to have something a bit larger to hold bigger bottles like an Evian 1.5 liter container. It's not big enough for that. I currently use a 30 ounce water bottle by Rubbermaid (Water Bottle, 30 oz) and this container barely fits inside the Topeak cage.It was reasonably priced.
Answer: yes