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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Stig / Major Tom on April 28, 2018, 11:22:53 AM
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Frankly, it is embarrassing.
Now, they put them on scooters.
I am at a loss for words....
s t i g
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No use to me as I wear a full face. I suppose a drinking straw would help. :)
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I’m with you guys.
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I have to have my caffeine. No two ways around it. ::)
That's the next big thing stumping me about this new bike I have. How in the heck am I going to fit a cup holder to it? ;D
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Heck, I was wondering where I was going to put the shotgun rack.... :o
I could always put a Schwartzeneggar side compartment for it....
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I have to have my caffeine. No two ways around it. ::)
That's the next big thing stumping me about this new bike I have. How in the heck am I going to fit a cup holder to it? ;D
I have used a spillproof mug placed under the seat.... in a carry out tray. Weight it with your tool roll and flat repair kit. Block of foam works as a carrier, too, under the seat.
Stig
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I have used a spillproof mug placed under the seat.... in a carry out tray. Weight it with your tool roll and flat repair kit. Block of foam works as a carrier, too, under the seat.
Stig
B-but then I can't sip it at a red light!! The horrors!!
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Well of course not...Lights are for catching up on your texts and snapchats....sheesh some people...
B-but then I can't sip it at a red light!! The horrors!!
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Well of course not...Lights are for catching up on your texts and snapchats....sheesh some people...
What are "texts and snapchats"?
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On the off chance you're serious... They're among the thingspeople do on their phones while driving instead of paying attention.
https://whatis.snapchat.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Text_messaging
What are "texts and snapchats"?
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Stig, I've seen you mention cup holders several times now. I'm curious to hear you expand on your anti-cupholder vitriol. Is there a story behind this?
Personally, I would never use one, even in a car. Having one built into a scooter could very well be a deal breaker if it wasn't easily removable.
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Hehe, the American passion for cupholders is very much a cultural stereotype we hold over here
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Hehe, the American passion for cupholders is very much a cultural stereotype we hold over here
And embarrassing.
New car brochures tout, " one touch folding seats and 28 cup holders!" Full stop.
Stig
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So Stig.
Ya have an aversion to cup holders, or just think they're overstated (I think it passed silly a long time ago, but still like having a couple of 'em).
What common features do you consider mandatory these days?
ABS? Power Window? Adjustable steering wheel? Power seats? or ?
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I'm only partially facetious, regarding the cupholder thing. I really, really would like to have one, because it's one less thing to put in the boot under the seat. I already have my briefcase, tools, cargo straps, and a small first-aid kit. Not much room for anything else. And I do have such a reputation for being a coffee aficionado, that one of my students gifted me with a half pound of Jamaican Blue Mountain beans before the exam this evening.
Regarding the texts and snapchat thing, I know what texts are, but I just don't waste the time doing them. Snapchat, or what ever it is must be one of those time-wasters that teenagers play with when they're on their phones in class, or the cagers are doing when they nearly hit me all the time. My cellphone is also under the seat. I don't even have a GPS or camera. But I want a place to put my shiny aluminium coffee cup...
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When riding in hot weather I like to stay hydrated. I often wear a camelback so I can sip some water while riding. My Smax has a little tray up front perfect for holding an insulated drinking cup with ice water in it. When I stop for a light I can take a drink.
I don't see the big deal about cup holders. My pet peeve.......how about RVs with 6 TVs??? I only have one in my house.