Saddlebag guard bagand water bottle holder
#21
11-22-2007 | 01:08 AM
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RE: Saddlebag guard bagand water bottle holder
I'm not interested ina drink holder but I figured some of you guys might find this pretty neat and an interesting alternative.
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#22
11-22-2007 | 02:50 AM
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From: Burbank, CA
RE: Saddlebag guard bagand water bottle holder
ORIGINAL: rickpeg
I have the saddlebag guard bags with water bottle holder. At the time I thought they would be a good idea. If you want what ever you put in them to stay cool, forget it. I have even frozen water in the bottles and before long not only is the ice thawed, but the water is hot. I suppose during the winter months it wouldn't be as bad. I think they were a waste of money. I wish I had bought the ones without the drink holder. At least that way I would have a little more storage space.
I have the saddlebag guard bags with water bottle holder. At the time I thought they would be a good idea. If you want what ever you put in them to stay cool, forget it. I have even frozen water in the bottles and before long not only is the ice thawed, but the water is hot. I suppose during the winter months it wouldn't be as bad. I think they were a waste of money. I wish I had bought the ones without the drink holder. At least that way I would have a little more storage space.
Same here water gets pretty warm after a short while.
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