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Dude....got a couple of questions. First: can you really drink that much before it either gets hot or dilutes itself into that less than tasty watery substance? (unless, of course, it's water) And second: do you ever make it past the first rest stop? The reason I ask is because I've got a friend that just HAS to have a 44 oz. soda on the way out of town when we travel by car (he doesn't ride/health reasons) and then we end up stopping at EVERY rest stop between point A and point B.
Not criticizing - just curious.
We're in a motorcycling forum discussing cup holders we can buy at a wheelchair shop. No offense guys, but you're making me feel old and I'm 53 years young. I have discussions like this with my parents, I didn't think it would happen to me for another twenty years.
Hey! i paid $10.00 for it and it works finhttp://www.sammonspreston.com/app.aspx?cmd=get_subsections&id=100718
Used a ton of cup holders in my riding life, only one I've found that works for me is the Butler, made by www.glassact.com
This is a picture of the ring that holds the Butler cup
You can get them in 32oz size and they will hold one the of large fountain drinks...but the 32oz cup that comes with they kit works better....
No, I don't own any of the company stock and NO I don't sell them....I use them and they work.
Granted, they are butt ugly, not fancy smancy chrome...they just work!
Dude....got a couple of questions. First: can you really drink that much before it either gets hot or dilutes itself into that less than tasty watery substance? (unless, of course, it's water) And second: do you ever make it past the first rest stop? The reason I ask is because I've got a friend that just HAS to have a 44 oz. soda on the way out of town when we travel by car (he doesn't ride/health reasons) and then we end up stopping at EVERY rest stop between point A and point B.
Not criticizing - just curious.
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