Motorcycle Level Cup XL Drink Holder with Tough-Claw | Self-leveling holder for bottles and tumblers up to 32 oz, clamps to handlebars and rails

Simple design and easy to install. Installed it to my motorcycle and has maintained its durability during the summer with lots difderent container sizes. Can be used with or without the foam insert. Love the RAM company products. Always great value and does what it is designed to do. Can't always say that with other companies.

My wife has this on her bike and it works amazing! I got hit by a guy who ran a red light and it totaled my Indian Springfield. I just replaced it with an Indian Roadmaster and as I started replacing my FARCLEs (Pronounced FARKLES. It stands for Fancy Accessory, Really Cool, Likely Expensive) I went right to this gem. It's solid and will not budge, PROVIDED that you put some friction tape on the bars before install. I used cloth athletic tape and it did the job. I use a 32 oz Camelback water bottle because I ride in the southern Arizona heat and it holds it perfectly. If you are going to use a 32 oz container, DO NOT USE the provided rubber boots, they just get the way and they prevent the 32oz bottle from setting correctly. They're fine for smaller bottles, but not the large size.

Durable and functional. The xl holds a 32oz. insulated bottle very well. There are multiple ways to configure the clamp and bottle holder to get the results you want. I use it on a touring ATV, clamped to the passenger grab handle. Only shortcoming is rattling against my plastic rear rack surface. But I fixed that with a little stick on furniture cushion.

I couldn't find a cup that was a good fit for this holder. It also swivels quite a bit which spilled on my bike.

The ultimate bottle holder for a motorcycle! I have been using this for over two years now. I’ve had a 48 ounce stainless water bottle in it the entire time. I’ve dropped the bike (in rodeo cone patterns) and the holder has taken direct impacts from road debris. The first one lasted through 30 degree winters and 110 degree summers. It held out for about two years of daily use with removing and replacing the water bottle dozens of times a day.

I should have got a better base mount to put it in the spot I wanted. I had to hang this off my crash bars out in the wind. First big gust tipped it sideways and soda sprayed out all over my bike. This will work best behind some wind protection like your wind screen. It does work as advertised if you do this.

Cup holder popped out of holder and fell to the ground from my saddle bag guards. That attachment to the bike was rock solid like you would expect from RAM. But the plastic junk failed on my first day of use. Amazon needs to get things improved so that folks can give ratings of 0. A couple of minutes earlier, when I had it mounted on the handlebars, it woud have fallen onto my BMW motorcycle tank and I would be so pissed I wouldn't have been able to type.

My husband bought this for my rolling cart so I could carry my drinks easier. It is perfect. It clips securely on the handlebar and drops down so it doesn't take too much space when it is parked. It has a small and large cup setting which makes it very convenient when changing size of glasses. We are ordering another one for our other cart but they are currently out of stock.