Kroozie Deluxe Bike Bottle Holder – Universal, Stainless Steel Bike Cup Holder for Handlebars – For Vertical or Angled Bars & Drinks up to 48 Oz. – Stroller, Cruiser, & Ebike Accessories

This is a good example of you get what you pay for. You can tell right away that they use high quality material & hardware and that its more than likely going to last you a long time. I was building a beach cruiser and I had gone with flat black so I was thrilled when I saw that was one of the color options. The actual holder is a good size and it comes with 2 inserts, a smaller foam and a bigger neoprene style one, as you can see in the pics I attached. Using both inserts its perfect for any sort of can, holds it very snug and definitely wont be popping out as riding. Using just the bigger insert its great for my XL dunkin coffee or some of my yetis. No inserts and you can fit one of the 28oz Gatorade bottles in there. Not bringing a drink, well you can put your phone, keys, anything in your pockets. This holder is great, wide enough that it can fit an array of options but not insane that it looks like a small garbage can on your handlebars. As others have mentioned, unless you're riding freshly paved roads you are going to get vibrations that cause the liquid to splash around. But I also have a brain and I didnt notice any Bilstein shock absorbers in the pictures. Having a rigid bike frame, I did have any expectations that this wouldnt be an issue. My suggestion is to use cups/drinks with a lid or cap. If you're just cruisin roads or sidewalks though you can get away with having a beer can without too much spillage as long as it isnt one you just cracked open without even taking a few sips.

Excellent addition to our ebike! So many options to mount with the included hardware. Quality product!

We got this in pink for my mom's wheelchair. It's her fave color. I wasn't sure it would work out because it's kind of heavy and seemed almost like ceramic in my hand, which felt kind of breakable. Mom bumps into a lot of stuff with her chair.BUT, mom was incredibly delighted to get this and the look on her face immediately made it worth the price. Then, it was also very easily installed by her caregiver and placed at an angle that works for her to reach cups easily. Two for two!Mom mainly uses large, tall tumblers that have spill-proof lids and built-in straws for mess-free easy access so at first I thought the inside of the cup holder might not fit these larger tumblers. But, again, it worked great -- we just removed the internal cozy and viola, perfect sizing.She's now had it for about a month and it's still in great shape. Plus, we hear it's been easy to clean too.Mom's happy, her caregivers are happy and we're happy. I'm so glad we found this item!

This worked pretty well. The setup was easy to install, but finding a spot on the bike that worked was kind of a pain. In my case, I had to disassemble this and adjust the bolt that connected the extending arm. I have mine mounted on the angle of the middle of the handlebars. Will see how it works on the ride.Some things to note: it doesn't fit my 32 oz hydroflask, even without a boot. For selzers that I would use a case like a Brumate, the sleeves don't really fit cleanly either. I'll end up using something as a buffer within the cup to keep the beverage more secure.

Would be a little better if it came with another set for bigger bars, tube diameter etc. But I can honestly say these are extremely quality. The powder coating finish is top quality too. I bought a set for every e bike.

Great for motorcycle. Has a stable connection.

This drink holder is good when it works, but mine had a tendency to tilt sideways. I should have immediately taken it off, but I didn't, and as a result, at some point on a ride, the thing tipped sideways and I lost the drink *and* the sleeve.The reason that I put off tightening it for so long was because it is way too hard to tighten the bolt in question. You have to remove the holder from the bike, remove the cup part from the shaft, and stick a long hex wrench up inside the shaft. I'm not sure how to redesign it where the bolt would be more accessible, but they badly need to do so.Unfortunately, without the foam, the drink holder is unusable, and the sleeve is a nonstandard size (or rather, the inner sleeve is standard, but the thin outer sleeve is unobtainable). So unless I come up with some cool solution involving a 3D printer, I'm probably going to end up throwing the whole thing away after just 9 months, all because they didn't make it easy to tighten a crucial bolt, and they didn't make it the right size to fit a standard-size drink cozy.So my advice would be that when you get it, you should start by disassembling it and tightening that screw, maybe even with some thread locker just to make sure, because it's a pain in the backside to tighten later, and there's not much worse than throwing away an entire drink holder over losing a ten-cent piece of foam.

Very good quality