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Jun 26, 2009 | 09:09 AM

#11

Classic Eagle

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From: North Lima, Ohio

I use the Kruzer Caddy for me and a Kyur?? passenger cup holder for her. Both work very well.

Jun 26, 2009 | 09:49 AM

#12

Sharknose

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From: Midwest

+1 on the Ram Mount. No matter how your bars turn or where you mount it, the bucket swivels and the drink stays level. The bucket holds a foam coozie for 12 oz drinks, or you can remove the coozie for large water bottles.

Jun 27, 2009 | 01:35 AM

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Casper

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From: Blue Grass (KY)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smiddyt

I dont know who makes it or where to get it but this weekend I saw 2 different bikes (1 HD and 1 GW trike) with a cup holder for those big tumblers you get at at Exxon or other gas stations. 1 guy had a straw in his so he only had to lean over to get a drink. They attach to the handlebars and and have about a 4 inch circle to fit the cup in.

That would be the Butler Mug, butt ugly but the best darn cup/mug in the business. Been using them for several years and they just flat out work. I can fill it up with water and Ice in the morining and still have ice around 12:00 noon. Just don't put a Slushie in it, it'll freeze ( don't ask)

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Jun 27, 2009 | 07:48 AM

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HDJIM1158

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From: Toms River, NJ

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smiddyt

I think you are talking about the Butler Cup Holder. They are very "Goldwing" but they really work well. I have used them for years, well made and keeps your drink cold for hours. I have the extra long straw and don't have to remove the cup to drink, a real safety issue. Just don't leave the cup on the bike and walk away.......

Be Safe JIM