Bottleholder Survey

[REllis]

I Am A GCSE Student Studying DT Graphics. I Am Doing A Survey So I Can Design A Bottle Holder That Is Very Reliable.

Here's The Survey https://goo.gl/forms/VpDfsPHsU4NA0mFn1

 

[Globalti]

Do you seriously expect people to open that link?

 

[Crackle]

Do you seriously expect people to open that link?

There's nothing wrong with the link.

 

[numbnuts]

I Am A GCSE Student Studying DT Graphics. I Am Doing A Survey So I Can Design A Bottle Holder That Is Very Reliable.

Here's The Survey https://goo.gl/forms/VpDfsPHsU4NA0mFn1

Seriously why don't you design something that will benefit the planet, as there is nothing wrong with bottle holders they have been around for years.

 

[Bollo]

Be gentle peeps, he or she is doing his or her GCSE, so 15years old at most.

@REllis - don't take it badly but the forum gets a lot of requests for surveys so they tend to get ignored.

 

[Heltor Chasca]

Miserable gits, the survey takes all of 20 seconds.

Sure, but the fact you have to log in with your details perhaps puts off a lot of potential surveyees who are security conscious.

 

[Crackle]

Sure, but the fact you have to log in with your details perhaps puts off a lot of potential surveyees who are security conscious.

It's just a Google login. As I was already logged into Google it didn't ask me for it

 

[Heltor Chasca]

I didnt?

I’ve just had the title deeds to your house emailed to me.

 

[Globalti]

OK sorry REllis. It was just your over-use of capitals that made me think you might be a bot or a Russian. Form filled.

 

[Profpointy]

In fairness to the OP the survey is perfectly ok, certainly far better than many of the nonsense ones we see, so happy to help.

 

[roadrash]

Done, but , a genuine question for @REllis do you think bottle holders are generally in some way not very reliable.

 

[DaveReading]

Not wishing to be picky, but my eyes were drawn to the final question: "How Often Does Your Bottle Fall Out Of The Bottle Holder?", with answer options ranging from "Not Often" to "Very Often".

Have I just been lucky ?

 

[Globalti]

My criticism is that the standard bottle cage rivnut and bolt doesn't stabilise the cage well so I usually replace the bolts with a broad-headed version, which helps to stop the cage from waggling from side to side. Also that after a few years of road salt and energy drink accumulating and drying the rivnuts on my 2009 Roubaix rusted and came loose. They may be better on newer bikes.

 

[Pale Rider]

It saddens me a GCSE student in any subject can have such a poor grasp of when to use capital letters.

I suggest the OP strives to improve because such a poor command of written English will count against him/her in stuff such as job applications.

 

[the_mikey]

I felt the survey was fair, also my experience of water bottles hasn't been excellent, having tried at least three different designs are resigned into accepting the best of what seems like a bad lot, it's hard to get a decent subjective review of water bottles, as some bottle cages are optimised for specific designs or brands of bottle, and the one that holds the bottle the best drives me nuts as it rattles so much I begin to suspect my headset bearings, only to find it's the water bottle cage again...