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Ciro 3D - easy install and works great. Ive had one for several years and it still looks and functions like new. If you are running higher than stock handle bars install the perch with the ball on the bottom to keep the cup below the fairing.
Ditto on the Ciro. It'll mount to your switch housing with the provided longer screws. I carry a 32 ounce in mine during the summer months and it's plenty stable enough.
I've had to dodge falling cups too many times to like those things. Nothing like cruising down the highway at 75-80 MPH and seeing a coffee cup spinning around on the road in front of you trying to figure out which way it's going to go so you can avoid running over it.
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