Since it is hot as hell out, has anyone installed a cup holder?

[GaryM]

I got myself one of them there fancy modular helmets and with the fairing up it would be easy to sip on something cold (using a straw) while riding but I can't figure out a good spot for a cup holder. Anyone have any ideas?

 

[03HiYoSilver]

I got myself one of them there fancy modular helmets and with the fairing up it would be easy to sip on something cold (using a straw) while riding but I can't figure out a good spot for a cup holder. Anyone have any ideas?

Here are some ideas for your:

https://www.fjrforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=126832

 

[Checkswrecks]

Sure, but on the Super Tenere:

It can be used for other essential stuff too.

 

[radiummadman]

A large Camelback full of ice & H2O lasts me 400 miles out here in Nuevo Messico and H2O still cold. Works on any bike anytime anywhere.

 

[fljab]

cupholder, schmuckholder, go BIG!

 

[Bounce]

Used a cup holder on my first 2 gold Wings. Not any more. It's just not enough in the summer between gas stops.

https://www.fjr-tips.org/acc/hyd/hyd.html

 

[Aasland]

I use a camelback too, in an insulated sleeve in my tankbag.

 

[user 28803]

Used a cup holder on my first 2 gold Wings. Not any more. It's just not enough in the summer between gas stops.

https://www.fjr-tips.org/acc/hyd/hyd.html

I got these panniers after they were talked about here several weeks ago. I think they'll be great for carrying extra water when I'm on long, solo rides. First time out with them will be Friday.

I'm also a long-time CamelBak user. I started with those several years ago for hiking and mountain biking. I bought my tank bag because it has a water bladder like those made by CamelBak.

Hydrate or die. It only took once, me running out of water hiking in Arizona, for me to learn my lesson.