good coffee cup for HD saddlebag guard
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While not the cheapest for an insulated beverage container, one of the best is the Kleen Kanteen. Get one with a "cafe cap" and it should do the trick.
Lots of different sizes, so you can work out what's best for you. In case you're wondering how well they work, I filled mine (regular cap, not the "cafe cap") with ice last Sunday morning and forgot it in the tour pack. It still had a little bit of ice in it Tuesday evening when I went looking for something in the tour pack. Temps here in Chesapeake were ~79* on Sunday, 84* on Monday, and 82* on Tuesday.
Can't say how well it would do with the "cafe cap", but keeping ice for nearly three days in 80* weather works for me. Should be able to keep your coffee hot on a one day ride.
Lots of different sizes, so you can work out what's best for you. In case you're wondering how well they work, I filled mine (regular cap, not the "cafe cap") with ice last Sunday morning and forgot it in the tour pack. It still had a little bit of ice in it Tuesday evening when I went looking for something in the tour pack. Temps here in Chesapeake were ~79* on Sunday, 84* on Monday, and 82* on Tuesday.
Can't say how well it would do with the "cafe cap", but keeping ice for nearly three days in 80* weather works for me. Should be able to keep your coffee hot on a one day ride.
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I use a contigo for my coffee but I do not have the saddlebag guard water bottle holder. You can check them out http://www.gocontigo.com/travel-mugs.html.
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Never thought about using the guard holder. I purchase the lower fairing locking doors from Hog Trough which have a cup holder you can add to them. Works good for me and I use 5 days a week for my morning cup of coffee. Don't think I would want to reach behind me to try and grab a cup, much less put it back.
The one on the lower fairing is east to reach and put back. My Insulated cup fits into a coolly and then into the holder.
The one on the lower fairing is east to reach and put back. My Insulated cup fits into a coolly and then into the holder.
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I use a contigo for my coffee but I do not have the saddlebag guard water bottle holder. You can check them out http://www.gocontigo.com/travel-mugs.html.
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Here's another idea for a drink holder: http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/CTGY/drink.html
This is the entire mount and travel mug (or you can get it with an insert that will hold water bottles, pop cans, etc...
This is the entire mount and travel mug (or you can get it with an insert that will hold water bottles, pop cans, etc...
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While not the cheapest for an insulated beverage container, one of the best is the Kleen Kanteen.
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20 oz Kleen Kanteen in HD saddlebag guard beverage holder