Cup holder?

[tarote9025]

Just came from a 2 hour ride and a drink wouldve been nice at a few of those 10 minute stoplights lol. Plus going through taco bell drive thru at midnight would be a lot less stressful. If anybodys put one on their bike let me know

[Azhule]

Sorry I don't have a "cup holder" suggestion but;

I just use one of those "CamelBack" or "Hydration Pack" things... the 3 liter one I have leaves the back aching after those long "all day rides" up and down the mountains I like to do, but having fresh water whenever I want on the ride is well worth it

https://www.cabelas.com/product/Came...2.uts?slotId=2

I have something similar to that one, not sure I paid that much for mine (even the $58 sale price seems higher than I paid) as I usually wait for things to go on sale

[2LZ]

https://www.amazon.com/Diamond-Plate...SMGT1NY1K1TZKB

[Megadan]

There are plenty of handlebar mounted cup holders on the market to choose from, but I have to agree with Azhule on the Camelback/hydration pack. I have a slightly smaller 2 liter pack that I stuff in my back pack for longer rides that I picked up off Amazon. Example: https://www.amazon.com/Hydration-Res...R4TADPT8WWBAWH
So far is has not leaked on me in the 18 months I have had it, and the "large" opening is big enough to shove some ice cubes into before filling it to keep it cool just a bit longer. It sits nicely in my backpacks "computer" pocket.

Depending on the type of riding you do it may not hurt to have a small soft sided cooler that you can strap down to the rear seat or a luggage rack. I have an Igloo "12 can" that I often strap down to the back of my bike with some bungees (through strap loops) that I can stuff a few drinks in, and/or a small lunch. Never know when you might need a ham and cheese sammie.

[Bill1]

I found a cup holder that clamps to the handle bars on ebay.

Here's my post from a while back. Scroll down to post #205.
http://chinariders.net/showthread.ph...348#post266348