Ibera Bike Handlebar Cup Holder - Black Adjustable Water Bottle Mount for Road Bikes & Commuter Bicycles - Perfect for Cycling, Hiking & Outdoor Adventures
$7.49
$9.99
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Ibera Bike Handlebar Cup Holder - Black Adjustable Water Bottle Mount for Road Bikes & Commuter Bicycles - Perfect for Cycling, Hiking & Outdoor Adventures
$7.49
$9.99
25% Off
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Description
Carries a range of handle less cups, like your morning coffee, tea or hot chocolate cup. CupClamp securely holds your drink on your handlebars so your hands are free to ride your bike. The angled rim allows to fit various cup/mug sizes. Quick and easy access to place the cup into the clamp, or take your drink with you off your bike. Note: Cup holder mounts facing the cyclist (inside of the handlebars). WARNING: Be cautious when riding with hot liquids; hot liquids can cause harm if spilled. Material: Polycarbonate, Color: Black, Diameter of CupClamp: 3.25" (8.3 cm), Size of CupClamp (L, W, H): 3.5" x 3.5" x 1.25"-1.69" - Angled Rim, Weight: 3 oz. (85 g), Item No.: IB-CB1.
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I have to have a walker to recover from my hip replacement and wanted something to carry around my large yeti tumbler. Very well engineered for fitting various tube diameters. Very solid and holds it well. Also it holds easily many travel coffee cups that we have. You do need a hex wrench to tighten it, however, which may be a problem for some people. But after you look at it you can understand why they designed it so. I put it right in the very front middle section of my walker so that when I told the legs it doesn’t get in the way. After I am recovered I will probably buy a bike just so I can use this thing.
