Chrome Cup Holder Bar Mount 7/8, 1, 1 1/4

Hold securely, it holds and fit any size drink because you can remove the liners i like the adjustable clamp fittings overall it's nice and workes like it should and still looks good a year later.

Good price and easy to install. It only took a couple of minutes (Be sure to properly position the bolt). I road for a few hours and everything stayed firmly in place. It feels quality. Solid material looks like it's a part of my bike. The size suits me, some may want a larger diameter for oversized containers. I'm very happy and recommend.

The item is good quality and I think it will last a while. For the price it is a good deal. I thought it would swivel while riding but it is pretty stationary (You can pivot it but it doesn't feely move) I think it also depends on how you install it - there are two methods in the instructions I chose the free play way to install it. The instructions are not great but I got it fitted on myself. I was disappointed when I received the item at first; although it was new the cup had a bunch of rust spots all over the chrome. The rust spots were just surface rust though and easily buffed off. This will hold smaller sized bottles and if your bottles. It is fitted on my 2004 Honda Shadow Sabre VT1100.

This cup holder is designed for use with either the cup that comes as an accessory or a standard tall Starbucks cup. A cup that is tall or top heavy would not be the best choice for this. Some of my travel coffee mugs would not fit but the ones with a slimmer profile work fine. If you allow it to swivel as you lean I would not be surprised if a top heavy mug flipped upside down. The rubber grommet works fine to secure the cup holder from coming lose and the cup is easy to take on and off quickly. The bracket is sturdy and looks robust. It fits well on my handle bars and does not look awkward like so many cup holders do when not in use. The chrome is ok...not great...but will not detract from the look of your bike.

Installed on a 2016 Streetglide. It won't fit on the handlebars without moving the wires & clutch/brake line (depending which side you want it on). I put it on the engine guard (that was my plan originally). Fits well and works well. I like that it comes with 2 pieces of foam to be able to adjust the size and gripping (too thick and it's difficult to remove a cup). Good product and I would recommend it to others (already have) Side note: I had tried the larger skull one and didn't like it at all. it is bigger, but didn't come with foam inserts ..and the biggest problem was that the walls of the skull were too thick so I had to either mount it to the bracket and tighten it (not removable then) or it wouldn't slide onto the mount.

It looks great, and is well-constructed. But the narrow diameter and closed-bottom design limit its usefulness. Think twice if you are considering buying the KK Travel Cup that fits this holder. Go read my review on that product page. You can't see from the pictures, but this Kaddy has a solid bottom with a hole in the center of the "floor" to help with air displacement when you slide (wedge?) a cup in/out. This is probably great for keeping small drink cups, water bottles, and soda cans from falling through. But any 20 oz travel cup/thermos you put in there is likely to make the entire unit top-heavy. A drop-through design would have been more practical, in my opinion. Bottom line: Good for soda cans, take-away coffee cups, and small travel mugs, or as a place to temporarily drop a cellphone, keys, garage door opener, or other knick-knacks. But since it purports to be more than it practically can be, I give it only three stars.

Been using this brand for years, Awesome Product!

Bought this for my FLHX. I ride almost every day and use this nearly every trip. Before this I had a cup holder that was just a ring, it was quite smaller, but a lot of cups hung to low and hit my gas tank as I turned. I found this as a replacement. It is a bit more bulky but actually looks really nice and blends in with the rest of the dash. Installation was quite simple. Other than the small modification I had to do. There is a spacer on the arm that attaches to the cup. it is thicker than the cup itself. So when tightened up the cup shakes and moves around excessively. So I took a file to the spacer so it was the same thickness as the cup now the screw holds the cup tight and works perfect.