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Ram Cup Holder Mounting - on the Right or Left side of Handlebar?

Motogordo

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August 14, 2021

I just installed my Ram cup holder on the left side of the handlebar by the switches. Just curious to know where some of you mounted them ? Is there an advantage to choosing either the right or left side, or is it just your own preference ? Only referring to handle bar mounts.


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I put my wife's on the right side. That way she can grab the drink with her left hand and still hold the throttle with her right hand. Being at a stop is even better
 
I put my cup holder on the right side only because that is where I had it on my GL1800. Well, that, and the left seems to be kinda busy at times.
 
I put mine on the left side so my right hand is always at the throttle and I don't have to reach across my body to grab a quick drink.
 
Have both drink and phone mounted on left for that reason.
 

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August 14, 2021

I just installed my Ram cup holder on the left side of the handlebar by the switches. Just curious to know where some of you mounted them ? Is there an advantage to choosing either the right or left side, or is it just your own preference ? Only referring to handle bar mounts.


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Most folks seem to put it on the left side.... be careful with that type of cup holder, when you hit a bump the bottle
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This is working well for me. I use Google maps as a routing GPS and turn on an only Garman I have because it is better at displaying the speed limit on roads. Both the drink holder and the cell phone holder are bicycle ones I modified. That cell phone holder is rated the second best at securing the phone. And both are cheap to purchase.
 

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I feel it kind of depends if you are right handed or left handed???????? Mine is on the left cuz I am right handed.. Now there is something to be said about having to take the right hand off of the throttle also???
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I have my cup holder mounted on the left and my phone mounted on the right. I have also mounted my Motojug on the left passenger footpeg. The hose then wraps around me so when I get off it comes with me and doesn't get caught on me or things.
 
I always mount my bike from the left side. A hold over from my cowboy and horse riding days I guess. When I mounted my drink holder on the left, I had interference between my drink and big ol' fat belly when getting on and off. So, it went to the right side. Probably just me and my unique way of doing things. Right side works well..... Jim
 
Regarding taking hand off of the throttle to get a drink - I most always forego sipping unless the throttle can be left on cruise control. Another hold-over from GL1800 riding.
 
Mine is on the left side. My only wish is that I could place it between the handlebars and the dash but I cant as it hits when making a sharp turn to the right.
 
Sept 1, 2021
I keep my cupholder on the left side handlebar. When I take a drink, it is usually at a traffic light. A flexible hose connected to a cup of water would also work while you are on the move. JMO
 
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