My New Coffee Cup Holder
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From: Suburbia, Ontario
Bikes: Specialized FSR
My New Coffee Cup Holder
Well, I had to scout various bike shops before Urban Cyclist had this for sale. Great little invention and I do not understand why more shops don't carry it. The thing is VERY secure and sturdy. Holds my metal coffee thermos well.
It is an aluminum holder with an aluminum bracket. The holder has a rubber strip on the inside that holds the cup firmly.
I'll get pics with cup in holder soon.

It is an aluminum holder with an aluminum bracket. The holder has a rubber strip on the inside that holds the cup firmly.
I'll get pics with cup in holder soon.

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From: San Jose, CA
Bikes: Bianchi San Remo - set up as a utility bike, Peter Mooney Road bike, Peter Mooney commute bike,Dahon Folder,Schwinn Paramount Tandem
I found one of these at our local Performance retail outlet and mounted it on my wife's cruiser bike. She loves her 'cup holder' It came with a stainless, insulated coffee cup, but she has several other ones that also fit.
Beverage of choice for her is a latte made with skim milk.
Beverage of choice for her is a latte made with skim milk.
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They sell this same coffee cupholder as Bell Cruisin' "Joe to Go" at Toys R Us for about $8.
I bought one and it works well.
I think that many manufacturers might still worry a bit about the liability of a rider spilling hot coffee on themselves and then blaming the "defective" design of the holder (a la McDonald's infamous lawsuit).
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I did try Toys R Us, and they did not have it. Maybe it was just available to US ToysRUS's.

They sell this same coffee cupholder as Bell Cruisin' "Joe to Go" at Toys R Us for about $8.
I bought one and it works well.
I think that many manufacturers might still worry a bit about the liability of a rider spilling hot coffee on themselves and then blaming the "defective" design of the holder (a la McDonald's infamous lawsuit).
.
They sell this same coffee cupholder as Bell Cruisin' "Joe to Go" at Toys R Us for about $8.
I bought one and it works well.
I think that many manufacturers might still worry a bit about the liability of a rider spilling hot coffee on themselves and then blaming the "defective" design of the holder (a la McDonald's infamous lawsuit).
.
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From: Long Beach,CA
Bikes: Kona Ute, Nishiki 4130, Trek 7000, K2 Mach 1.0, Novara Randonee, Schwinn Loop, K2 Zed 1.0, Schwinn Cream, Torker Boardwalk
I bought one from Nashbar last year. It was about $11 with a discount. It is overpriced but was the cheapest I found. It is pretty cool to be able to ride with a cup of hot tea while riding.





