Cup Holder Alternatives & Drinks/Mugs That Fit

[Porter]

Mod edit - Moved cup holder talk to this new thread. Please continue the conversation here:

There's plenty of padded rail to the sides of the shifter and forward, to screw a cupholder into. Just use some self-tapping wood screws that are long enough to go all the way through the leather and the padding, and at least 1" into the plastic.

Just make sure you get some screws with a nicely finished head, because you wouldn't want it to look unsightly.

 

[EspritGuy]

There's plenty of padded rail to the sides of the shifter and forward, to screw a cupholder into. Just use some self-tapping wood screws that are long enough to go all the way through the leather and the padding, and at least 1" into the plastic.

Just make sure you get some screws with a nicely finished head, because you wouldn't want it to look unsightly.

Another option to consider given the headroom:

 

[Emira28]

Once you've found a cup that fits and isn't too tall, the cupholders are largely fine in my experience. It's a bit annoying when your elbow knocks into them changing gear but I'd rather have that than not have them at all.

These fit perfectly btw: https://www.diy.com/departments/circular-coffee-cup-12oz-black-faraway-blue/5060210004804_BQ.prd

I haven't tried the shorter versions, they might be even better.

 

[nelly111s]

I've found this fits reasonably well

Le Creuset cup

 

[AndyVX]

https://sttoke.com/ these cups fit perfectly. Smaller ones are perfect height as well

 

[Porter]

The Brumate 12oz might be an option.

NAV Series

Looking for a versatile insulated tumbler to support your busy lifestyle? The NAV has you covered, featured leakproof locking lids and triple insulated walls.

www.brumate.com

The Yeti 10oz tumbler is a little narrow, and their 16oz stackable pint is a little too tall I suspect.

 

[Porter]

The Camelback 12oz tumbler is another option.

Horizon 12 oz Tumbler, Insulated Stainless Steel

CamelBak

www.camelbak.com