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01-22-07 | 06:52 PM

#26

colnago57

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Stanley!!!! I don't bother with anything else. I worked construction for a couple of years and it definitely kept my coffee warm longer than anything else during those cold Canadian winters where you have to walk backwards to pee outside. And if you need a carabiner on it, I'm sure someone will weld it on for a reasonable price. Hell, I welded my coworkers Stanley to an I-beam for sh*ts and giggles.

01-22-07 | 07:00 PM

#27

lyledriver

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I've got this one in my bottle cage

01-23-07 | 07:41 AM

#28

Aeroplane

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Originally Posted by colnago57

...winters where you have to walk backwards to pee outside...

I'm stealing that.

01-23-07 | 07:46 AM

#29

Landgolier

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Ikea sells one that is very, very good, it's too skinny for a bottle cage but there's no point putting them there anyway, drinking from it on the fly is not recommended.

01-23-07 | 08:56 AM

#30

Analog

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From: Bomb City, WI

Bikes: Giant STP SS, Trek 400 (Fixed), 1970's Orion, Huffy Flatbed BMX, Vintage Huffy Kids Cruzer, Vintage Sears Cruiser, Trek Prototype Frame (fixed)

Sounds like you're looking for the one that all my friends use. I found one of 'em here:
https://www.trailpeak.com/newstore/in...d&cat=8&prod=1

01-23-07 | 02:22 PM

#31

makisupa

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From: Seattle, WA

I have the one that Analog just posted and I think it's what you're looking for. Holds a cup of coffee, but no more. I got it for 12 or 15 bucks at Bulldog News in Seattle.

01-23-07 | 02:30 PM

#32

fender1

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From: Berwyn PA

Bikes: I hate bikes!

checkout this site for coffee container reviews specific to biking.

https://www.bicyclecoffeesystems.com/

I use the Nissan Leak Proof Backpack Model JMW-500. It is stainless steel, keeps coffee VERY hot even in very cold temps and is drinkable right from the container. I highly reccommend it.

01-24-07 | 02:25 PM

#33

jaypee

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Analog

Sounds like you're looking for the one that all my friends use. I found one of 'em here:
https://www.trailpeak.com/newstore/in...d&cat=8&prod=1

Will, are those available at the Co-op?

02-09-07 | 07:26 PM

#34

estratton

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Analog

Sounds like you're looking for the one that all my friends use. I found one of 'em here:
https://www.trailpeak.com/newstore/in...d&cat=8&prod=1

EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED, and I even got one @ my local co-op finally.

See pics....

02-09-07 | 09:29 PM

#35

Analog

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From: Bomb City, WI

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaypee

Will, are those available at the Co-op?

Not right now, but you might be able to special order them. I think we dropped that distributor. They have them online, though, plus I've even seen a larger version of it.

02-09-07 | 09:56 PM

#36

iridetitus

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From: alpharetta ga

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you seek navin r johnson.

02-09-07 | 09:59 PM

#37

garagegirl

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I guess the OP got his thermos, but if anyone else is looking, I have to second the oxo thermos/mug hybrid
https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Grips-1055...&s=home-garden
I got mine as a gift, and now my thermos and travel mug sit in the back of my kitchen cabinet in shame.

02-09-07 | 11:29 PM

#38

shapelike

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Beware of that link if you have headphones on ... *ow*

02-09-07 | 11:47 PM

#39

hairlessbill

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From: Boulder, CO

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Quote:

Originally Posted by fender1

I use the Nissan Leak Proof Backpack Model JMW-500. It is stainless steel, keeps coffee VERY hot even in very cold temps and is drinkable right from the container. I highly reccommend it.

Best mug ever. Fits in a cage loosely so I use a mini-bungee to hold it in place. Keeps coffee hot almost all day long. Durable: I've dropped it off my car and from my bike twice now and not even a scratch. Easy to drink from on the bike with one hand. Almost keeps drinks too hot. I got a graveyard of old thermos bottles now.