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Visionary
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| So went for a ride and after lunch I couldn't get enough water to drink. No I don't have one of those drink holders. I stop to drowned my thirst and it came to me. I un bolted my glove box door and wrapped it in a jacket and now. I have a place to set my water. Yes in the glove box and It even hold ice for a hundred miles. |
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Iron Butt
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Mt. Vernon, WASH. | Necessity is a Mother............................that's usin' your noodle! |
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Visionary
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Brighton, TN | Very nice. Wonder if the designers were thinking cup holder, at the last momement put a door on it. |
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Visionary
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San Antonio, TX | Long as the bottle does not hit the bars...
Ride Safe |
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Cruiser
Posts: 51
Arizona | A little ingenuity I'll give you that John.
But for those that listen to music with an Ipod or MP3 player. Buying the adapter from Noemtz that attaches to the clutch perch for the Kruzer Kaddy. Was a cheap spend for having a safe and secure placement for your favorite beverage.
I do like people who think outside of the preverbial sand box. |
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Cruiser
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Republic of Tejas | This I gotta see!!! Please post up a pic John. |
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Puddle Jumper
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Ft Mohave AZ | I just did the same thing out on a long ride the other day. Worked pretty good.
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Cruiser
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Jal NM | I had a old chorme hightway peg clamp laying around and took my slick willy cup holder and attched it to bars on cluch side worked great. Then I found a cup holder with ram mount for Vic at my dealers that scews into the holes on top of either brake or clutch res. with a Victory Koozy for 29.99 so I bought it and put my other cup holder on the grab hanles for pillion. |
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Thirsty no Place