Fluid Capacity - For drinking

^^^ where did you get this gadget?

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^^^ where did you get this gadget?

Any bicycle shop or any place that sells bicycles ...Like Walmart.......

The Dollar Store or General Dollar has a plastic holder that fits between the seat and the E-Brake area for like $3 that will hold your drink and cell phone. Bubblehead

Here are my cup holders.

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Ingenius, but I can't look at that pic anymore, they aren't even... One is higher than the other

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Here are my cup holders.

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Makes you wonder what’s in those drinks...

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... One is higher than the other

That's what people say about my wife and I...

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Baking in the South Florida sun (real feel 123 today) while driving, naturally I need to keep hydrated.

My standard cup holders always seem to have miscellaneous stuff in them leaving little room for a bottle of something (Gatorade & Vodka......just kidding about the Vodka) to drink.

My SS sits parked next to my bicycle and one day the idea hit.

I removed the cup holder from my bike and mounted it under my right leg on the drivers side. It works great- easy to reach and out of the sun.

See picts.

Safe riding

Barry

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good idea, I hate the stock drink cup location and when I do use them I might as well put my drink in the oven

Insulate your stock cup holders with beer koozees. Pull out the cup holders. Slide the koozees to the outside of the cup holder - then just glue them in place. Push the cup holders back into the hole - may take a little persuasion. But that takes out 80% of the heat.

I also had some foam hockey pucks that i put in the bottom of the cupholders and now my drinks still have ice after an hour.

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Insulate your stock cup holders with beer koozees. Pull out the cup holders. Slide the koozees to the outside of the cup holder - then just glue them in place. Push the cup holders back into the hole - may take a little persuasion. But that takes out 80% of the heat.

I also had some foam hockey pucks that i put in the bottom of the cupholders and now my drinks still have ice after an hour.

Ice after an hour - - even with the added insulation and hockey pucks I doubt I would get anything close to an hour on out 110 + days

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Ice after an hour - - even with the added insulation and hockey pucks I doubt I would get anything close to an hour on out 110 + days

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