Ciro Drink Holder Passenger Perch Mount '14-up Harley-Davidson, Chrome 50422

Had a little trouble getting it to stay upright. Had to put some epoxy on it to keep it in place.

It was easy to put on the motorcycle and matches my husbands perfect. Holds your drink tight so nothing folds

Overall, this is a 5 star product. Good solid construction and looks nice mounted. The description says "easy to install", and although I would in fact classify it as "easy", there was a little unexpected part. I mounted it on my 2017 HD Ultra Limited (it does fit). The mount connects to the bolts that hold on your speaker pod; bolts accessible from inside your tour pac. That said, the bracket has to go between the body and lid of the pac and the lid will set crooked and mine wouldn't latch without notching the lid to provide the space. It was easy enough, just unexpected. The notched area is behind the seat pad, so not visible at all.

Works ok but if I had it to do over again a would buy the bigger one. We've had a cup blow out a time or 2.

Ok I highly recommend you youtube for your bike the bracket was to short and there's no other picture except of the tour pac and speaker. I ended up putting mine on the top bolt between the tour pack and armrest. Yes you have to loosen all 3 bolts ect but putting the bracket anywhere either didn't fit didn't let the tour pack close ect . Time will tell if there worth it or not .

This is a must have if you’re going to do any kind of distance with a passenger. Install is a breeze, but don’t bother with the instructions which tell you to remove the whole trunk liner. All you need to do is pull the liner back a bit and loosen the top bolt for the speaker pod, then slide the bracket in between the pod and the outside of the trunk and tighten the bolt back up. It literally took me longer to gather the tools then it did to do the install.The mount is very sturdy and holds a 32oz Yeti tumbler perfectly. My daughter loves it.

Ok. So I installed this on my 2022 H-D Ultra Limited. When install was complete and I mounted the cup holder onto the ball end of the arm and tightened it down, the cup holder was loose on the ball. If I tightened a little more the threads of the plastic nut and plastic socket they just slipped. Either the ball end was undersized or the cup socket was oversized. I had to actually cut a piece of Emory cloth and trim it to fit over the ball then press the cup socket over it to fill out the fit a bit more and act as a grip to the slick ball then screw the nut on. This made the fit much tighter and I was able to tighten it down so the cup holder does not wobble on the arm. I recommend Ciro do like they did on the handlebar mount where they actually seemed to machine fit the ball and textured it for increased friction to prevent unwanted movement. Also perhaps make the cup socket and nut out of some sort of alloy rather than cheap plastic. Typically I would have sent this back for a refund, but considering I had already mounted the arm and had to deal with one of the tour pack nuts spinning in the cheap plastic speaker housing(Thanks Harley) I felt that improvising would be better to prevent me from eventually having to buy a new speaker housing. Perhaps add to the instructions to be aware that Harley Davidson uses blue loctite on speaker housing bolts and to take care that the cheap stake nuts do not start to spin in the plastic speaker housings.

Ciro makes great products, that’s why I knew this tour pack mounted cup holder was going to work great! Easy install and so worth it! Don’t have to stop to hydrate anymore! Keep riding!