[cdickgo]

So I love my bike, but because of its shape there is no good place to put a cup holder. I find myself going to lunch and having no way to bring my drink back to the office with me. Does anyone know of a good solution for a non permanent cup holder that will fit a sportsbike? I want something that I can store in my tail and bring out only when I need to carry a drink for a short distance through the city, and store when not in use. I don't want to cut my plastics or do anything like that. If there is nothing out there then I may start fabbing up something on my own.

 

[LuRuCard]

Never heard of anything but I was kindof think about trying to come up with something like this as well.

 

[jmparmy]

post it up if you figure it out...I tried to keep a 20oz bottle up in the instrument cluster..didn't work out too well

 

[asdfjklm]

When I read this (the FIRST time) I thought you were joking. I'm still not REALLY sure that you're NOT joking. I have never heard of any one diong this or even considering doing something like that on a sportbike.

Uhhh.... I guess if you figure something out keep us posted??? Happy Slurping!

 

[yoda]

Its called a Honda Goldwing......you bought the wrong bike.

 

[Trust Me]

The stock r6 license plate holder has a flat surface, 1. go buy a cup holder from walmart and 2. glue it on the flat surface of the license plate holder. 3. enjoy your drink!

 

[LuRuCard]

What wrong with wanting a way to carry a drink around, I like my sports bike but what if I want a bottle of water or something like that?? there is no where to put it, unless you carry a backpack everywhere with you also what if I want.....starbucks in the mourning but can't because there is no way to get it to work, just ideas just cause I want a drink with me shouldn't mean I have to drive a gold wing around.

 

[j.a_spec]

This is possible but only with a bottle tho. If you get one of those water bottle holders that attaches to bicycles like the picture below. You can actually attach it the the rear pegs with some tie downs. This is another way of holding water without having a camel back...

 

[cashmoneyflo]

wear a bookbag and put a 20oz bottle in it:bash

or a 40:cheers

 

[Beauchamp]

I have been thinking about putting one on my bike too! I like my snow cones but cant afford to drive my car to get one haha.

 

[s1ck s0n]

just hold it haha, i carried a gallon of milk home one day. i got some funny looks from people.

 

[hector113]

So I love my bike, but because of its shape there is no good place to put a cup holder. I find myself going to lunch and having no way to bring my drink back to the office with me. Does anyone know of a good solution for a non permanent cup holder that will fit a sportsbike? I want something that I can store in my tail and bring out only when I need to carry a drink for a short distance through the city, and store when not in use. I don't want to cut my plastics or do anything like that. If there is nothing out there then I may start fabbing up something on my own.

Go to a outdoors sport store like Bobs or Cabelas. Get youself one of those water bottle cooler holders and rig it to mount on the side of the passenger peg. When not in use just fold it up and put it in the back.

 

[Chip]

Not sure if I should laugh or what

 

[eulalia]

i just bought one of these bad boys and fill it up every chance i get, and just put it in my back pack

 

[TPayne]

I have a drink holder in my backpack. My friend is always complaining about not having a cup holder on his bike though. Pretty interesting.

 

[eulalia]

honestly if someone fabricated one where you could slip in your drink into it and have a cover so no matter how fast you went the lid wouldnt come off

im down to try it out on my day off.. lol

 

[MotoAce51]

There is a company in Rochester NY that makes a cup holder for bikes... Or any other mounting bracket you may need.....

 

[MaxxxEdge]

Camelbak...

 

[snowbizx]

i can only think of 1 good solution...

 

[The R6 Stig]

i'm about ready to rig up a 12volt cigarette lighter to my bike. i've thought about a cupholder too, but a lighter i can definitely do