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Any suggestions regarding a cup holder?
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BLUEKNIGHT911
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There have been numerous threads on cup holder idea's do an advanced search upper right hand corner ...that's what it's here for
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CyncySpyder
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You can't "Run Long" on a Spyder with a range of only around 150 +/- miles= tank- LOL
You can't "Run Long" on a Spyder with a range of only around 150 +/- miles= tank- LOL
:roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack:
Sorry :lecturef_smilie: couldn't help myself :lecturef_smilie: but I speak the truth
But we also agree about having fluids available for a nice long road trip and there are many choices out there.
We have a new sponsor on the home page of sponsors for a beverage butler that's had good remarks from most that we've talked with.
Teddy had me go our own route, and we used a Ram-Mount & a marine swivel cup holder made for out-door/boat use & mounted it to our dash in place of the left analogue gauge that we had disconnected, and it works well for us.
I've also read where others are highly recommending a cup holder made for baby carriages from like Toys R Us or something like that for about $11, I think. One local buddy has one, said he likes it well and can mount it without installation almost anywhere and it stays.
You may also try doing a search here on SpyderLovers and I'm sure you will get plenty of results. Believe me, we've had ours for over 2 years now and love it, especially when "Ryde'n Long & Hard" :thumbup: :roflblack: :roflblack: :doorag:
You can't "Run Long" on a Spyder with a range of only around 150 +/- miles= tank- LOL
:roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack:
Sorry :lecturef_smilie: couldn't help myself :lecturef_smilie: but I speak the truth
But we also agree about having fluids available for a nice long road trip and there are many choices out there.
We have a new sponsor on the home page of sponsors for a beverage butler that's had good remarks from most that we've talked with.
Teddy had me go our own route, and we used a Ram-Mount & a marine swivel cup holder made for out-door/boat use & mounted it to our dash in place of the left analogue gauge that we had disconnected, and it works well for us.
I've also read where others are highly recommending a cup holder made for baby carriages from like Toys R Us or something like that for about $11, I think. One local buddy has one, said he likes it well and can mount it without installation almost anywhere and it stays.
You may also try doing a search here on SpyderLovers and I'm sure you will get plenty of results. Believe me, we've had ours for over 2 years now and love it, especially when "Ryde'n Long & Hard" :thumbup: :roflblack: :roflblack: :doorag:
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Kinderhook
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Try DrinkToGo.net for a really nice holder for around $19 with shipping. I tried the Brica baby cup holder, but the rubber mount "fried" in the heat and would not hold onto the handlebars of my RS. I use a Thermos that holds 16oz with a top that pops open with one gloved hand and keeps a hot drink hot for 8 hrs and a cold drink cold for up to 10 hrs.
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