🏍️ LEXIN LX-C3 Motorcycle Cup Holder: 360° Swivel, Basket & Metal Mount for Passenger, Fits 0.87" to 1.25" Handlebars Review

It's almost perfect if I didn't have to tweak it. A drink holder, or drinks cabinet, whatever it's called, is a hard, hard rubber (in the red circle) that's difficult to put drinks in, even if you want to get the drinks out. So I had to cut it off so I could put my drink in. after that everything is fine. Worked great on my scooter. ** Sorry for my english grammar. Thank you

I wish I could give this SHIT coaster 5 negative points. I bought this junk a few months ago and it is the most fragile junk I have ever seen. The ball keeps spinning and dropping your drink while riding your motorcycle. The rubber doesn't fit stock HD Heritage handlebars and the crappy rubber gasket is a TOTAL JOKE! That might be fine on a bike, but it definitely isn't on a motorcycle! I believe those people saying it's good for the bike are paid reviews. Listen to me now or trust me later…

Even though I have to return this product because it doesn't work with my Harley I still think this product deserves an honest review. This product is of high quality and appears to be very durable and stable. The only recommendation I can give for this product is to make the cup holder adjustable. Just a relative comparison: if you have a large mug of Dunking Donuts or Starbucks, it won't work. You can cut the small prongs off the cup holder and you'll be fine, but then smaller cups will be an

Most of these chrome cup holders with baskets are $60. Half of this is theft, haggling, a great find, etc. The quality is superb. The cup holder has a very premium look and the heavy chrome and neoprene basket gives it a "durable" feel. The sides of the basket and bottom are neoprene and a round piece of plastic is sewn into the bottom for reinforcement. As mentioned, the rubber teeth around the cup ring are a bit stiff, so much so that they grab the 12oz with all their might and won't let go…

Bought this item for a friend. However, I believe this is made for cruise bikes. A friend of mine has an adventure bike (compared to a Kawasaki) and his previous cup holder was a RAM open cup holder (flew away on the road). My friend found this more convenient because he says he can put not only his drinks in it but also earplugs and burritos 😆. I think it's dynamic. Dynamic because it moves with the bike (canyons, off-road or everyday). This will prevent the mug from coming loose and of…

I've had mine for a few months now. I was easy to install, it's well made and I don't think I got ripped off. However, this does not apply to Starbucks-style coffee cups. If you don't push the cup into the cup holder so hard that you risk dropping the cup, the coffee cup will detach from the cup holder and fall out. I've dumped at least half a dozen cups of coffee this way on the Southern California freeways. It is perfect for small water bottles. I mainly use it for driving in California. It…

Initially, this cup holder is fairly easy to fit, but you'll have to fiddle with it a little to get a snug fit that doesn't rotate on your handlebars when inserting and removing of the cup from the holder. This is because the rubber bushings that run between the clamp and the bars don't have much friction. The rubber grip teeth in the cup holder ring are too hard. It would be much better if they were very flexible. This also prevents the cup holder from rotating on the handlebars when the cup…

Nice little drink holder. They came with a set of rubber inserts with a clamp for different thickness bars. Unfortunately, the domed mounting collar limited placement options on my 2014 Honda Forza as the size of the bracket made it impossible for me to mount it past the brake fluid reservoirs on the handlebars. I ended up having to attach it to the end of the left handlebar. The ball clamp is handy in that I can unscrew it when there's something in it and when I'm not using it. It kinda gets…