N&M Products Cruzies Bike Cup Holders/Bicycle Cell Phone Holder - from The Same Manufacturers of The HydroFlask - Beach Cruiser Bottle Holder

Very nice and well made cup holder. The mounting bracket has Stainless hardware so that's a plus, a square socket for the base of the screw to seat for easier tightening of the wing nut. My reason for dropping 2 stars is that the bar bracket is bolted to the cup base, and the bolt head sits up inside he cup about 1/8". That will not allow whatever cups you put in them to sit flat and flush.. If you use a stainless tumbler like an RTIC, Yeti or similar brand, they will get gouged up and dented. Also the top tapers in about 1/8", so that lip will chew into the sides of any cup you put in, unless they fit in the tiny hole of the large foam cookie donut. The opening in that will only allow for a soda can or water bottle... I prefer larger containers, so I'll be shaving that lip off and lining the inside with a sheet of foam rubber. I'll also pop the bottom out of another foam cup coozie to cover the difference that bolt head creates. Luckily I'm handy and that's not a problem, if you aren't, this is by far not the drink holder for you. The average current smartphone also won't fit in the stock opening, so that's also something to consider for most people. Better than a cheap plastic one, but could use some improvements from the manufacturer.

I have a standard beach cruiser bike, even when fully tightened the cup holder wouldn't stay up right. Cheap, flimsy, piece of junk are words I would use to describe this. They way its designed its also prone to scratching the bike when you try to slip it over the handlebars, if your bike is powder-coated it would not end well. Disappointing something so simple could be botched so hard.

Bee....I mean, soda cans fit perfect! If you have skinny handle bars you might need to use an extra washer or thin piece of rubber so it fits tightly but standard handle bars should be fine. For example, my female bike we needed to make some adjustments but for my husbands it fits just fine. Now all they need are to be sticker-ed up and Phoenix temps to not be 120.

I bought a cup holder for myself and my boyfriend in an effort to make trips to Dunkin Donuts via bike less challenging. The materials are excellent, but cozie insert must be removed prior to inserting a coffee cup. The holder is the same size as a beer bottle, which unfortunately something I don't bike with. It also works with a small plastic water bottle. It is well made and will last a long time, but the wrong size for coffee.

I love this cup holder, it is just what I was looking for! It seems to be well made. It fits my large Yeti cup without the foam insert that comes with it. I will be cutting out the bottom of a round foam coozie and putting in the bottom to protect my cup from the bolt in the bottom, but that is pretty simple. Fits my Diet Coke can just right with the foam insert in, so it is versatile. I got the black and will be decorating with stickers to make it my own!

I took the foam out to fit larger cups and it is extremely loud with the metal banging together, and could not support the weight of the cup and would fall over. If you're only planning on using 12 oz cans you will be fine with this product though. Also, i should mention that my handle bars taper a bit which likely contributed to the cup holder falling over. If you have bars that do not taper and are perfectly straight you will likely be fine. If you're planning using large drink cups i would avoid this one due to the noise. I bought a cloth one after that Velcro's to the handle bars in 3 places and am much happier with that option. I would not recommend this cup holder.

I bought two for different bikes, each bike has different diameter handle bar, its been a challenge to keep them from moving. I used different pieces of rubber. other than that they work great

Bought this to replace the one I previously had on a bike that was stolen. Does the job, my only "complaint" is that they really need to include that rubber strip that you put between the handle bar and the prongs so that it doesn't wiggle. It just doesn't screw on tight enough without something grippy. I ended up taking duct tape in strips, sticking it to itself and wrapping that around the handle bar before slipping the prongs over it. It's sorta helped

Excellent product looks really good and fit perfect

Is der richtige Halter für mein Kaffee am Bike