coffee cup holder for bikes by paulbaut
‘ring-o-star’ coffee cup holder by paul kweton
austrian studio paulbaut has sent us images of his ‘ring-o-star’ bicycle coffee cup holder. ‘ring-o-star’ can be attached to handlebars of the bicycle by tightening the expander bolt. it is made of silicone and aluminum and comes in 6 different colors.
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Only holder on curved handlebar is safe to use!
warning: not for use with actual hot coffee
Osom…!!!
thats amazing where can i buy this super hot stuff
what about those of us who chop and flop?
If the cup is HOT and FULL… it’s going on your hand over the first good bump.
I can’t imagine picture drink’n’drive.
good modern SENSELESS design – come on ask yourself the question: is it realy better than before?
That’s not a cup holder. THIS is a [url=http://www.oh-4.com/cupholder.php]cup holder[/url].
that has to be [url=http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=POF&q=chindogu&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi]Chindogu[/url]
This has made it to 22GLs weekly Design Wank posting:
[url]http://www.22gl.com/2009/08/04/design-wank-3[/url]
In order not to swing out the coffee when you riding the bike, u’d better put the coffee in the middle of the handle instead of at the end…
THATS REALLY HEALTHY MAKES A LOT OF SENSE RIDING A BIKE AND DRINKING COFFEE, LIKE I SEE PEOPLE AT THE GYM DRINKING COFFEE AS THEY WORK OUT.
wow, people feel really strongly about coffee on bikes…
SOMA’s Morning Rush did this first, and better:
[url=http://www.somafab.com/morningrush.html] http://www.somafab.com/morningrush.html [/url]
It uses the same mounting as Cateye’s bicycle lights.
yo yall be fools. built my own coffee cup holder DIY styles back in the day, use it all the time. people cycle and drink coffee, especially iced coffee, so keep your pants on.
it’s a poor decision to put the cup on the end of the handlebar since that is the spot with the most movement… attaching the cup closer to the stem like soma’s design makes much more sense. but i am always a fan of cycling being cooler than driving!
you’re all idiots.. arguing about health, and whether it’s useful. Tons of people drink all kinds of beverages while riding. I have a homemade one similar to this.
I’d be down with purchasing it if it went into production. I would be worried about it getting stolen off my bike quickly. Can’t really tell if it has something which more permanently installs it, to deter from that.
This has been all over the web, which is kind of funny. Everyone seemed to think it was a great idea when announced, but now is backtracking. High speeds and hot beverages don’t mix regardless of the cup holder.
Even this “nearly” [url=http://www.oh-4.com/cupholder.php]universal cup holder[/url] has it’s limits.