So, do you think this would work as a drink (beer bottle) holder on a pony carriage going down a bump road?
283206
It should if you have a good anchor point. It clamps down pretty tight on the half inch stroller frame.
283207
It would definitely hold a beer bottle. If the bottle is very tall it you may want to drink some of it so that the holder isn't close to being top heavy, other wise it will tip over and empty your bottle for you. I've only had that happen with a very tall coffee cup. If you tighten the green knob it should hold very well. I've never had it come loose on me during hour long walks. The bumpy road may pose a problem that i haven't encountered. Depends on how bumpy. As long as the beer is shlossing out of the bottle on the bumps then this should still be ok. I'd check it very often until you are sure it is holding tight for an entire outing. I would definitely buy more of these if I had places to put/use them!
1793996
I would think so. You might have to get creative in order to balance it safely. Maybe you could strap it to the rails with tie downs.
1682283
I use it occasionally on my Stella/Vespa PX scooter for grocery runs and errands. My scooter has a lift up seat to access the gas and oil tanks. I slide the carrier on and secure it with the seat. For MC use you would need to figure out a way to secure it. Enough space for a grocery run or beer growler on each side.
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Yes. Yes it would. But I am not sure I would recommend using a red solo cup while pushing a stroller though.... ;) I will agree with a couple of the previous responses in that it is definitely tippy and clumsy holder, so a lid would be recommended for sure. And as for the dude who got a wine bottle in it, kudos to you my friend.
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You know I think it would? That's an excellent idea. This one especially because of the "water wheel" feature and the deep sides. I actually think it would be sturdy enough to hold the weight too. A couple of shovels or cups and you'd be good to go. I would probably use small beans that didn't interfere with the wheel
654392
I would think so. Its a simple design and it attaches just like going in a car.
932558
Not sure, it's a good idea if it fits, I'd just attach a straw and sip on the beer! ;)
357146
It could be used that way, but it would not hold a lot with ice and it runs the risk of leaking, as other users have mentioned. I have not had any leaking issues though!
930436
I wouldn't think it would be safe for long journeys. It is well made and the cap is absolutely leak proof but god forbid even a small fender bender would turn disasterous if this can got damaged. I would seek a metal can used for off road use. Yes it would be more but I think well worth it. For my short trips to gas station and storage in the garage this is perfect good luck
184302
Not the best choice for that. A case of 24 16 oz.bottles of water would be a challenge to get in and out and you would have to put it in sideways. The weight wouldn't be an issue, but getting it in and out of the cart as a single item would be very difficult. I have two carts - this one for lighter duty and another large heavy duty metal cart for when I need to load up on heavy items like water and drinks.
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Hmmm, now you've done it! Stuck that idea in my head, didn't you! I'm thinking for me it may work half way through the pleasure of the drink but I could see myself knocking the wineglass over shattering it all over the floor unable to get another one because I'd cut my feet on the glass! Getting serious now, it would hold a wine glass in either of the two cup holders as well as the bottle of wine in between (solving my problem as I could keep a spare wine glass!). The well of the cup holder isn't deep but it is sturdy, attach it to a steady chair and don't get tipsy...you'd be fine!
545309
I couldn't recommend it. Maybe something with a handle. If bending isn't too much of an issue, then, Yes this would be good.
57043
Yep, I had big ole Sonic cup in there on my ATV on a long dusty trail. Nice to have a drink with ice at the ride stop. I put a 1/4 inch bungie on the cup holder hooks just to keep the cup in place, but in a car or on a street bike, you shouldn't have as a bouncy ride as on the ATV and would not neet it.
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I just wanted to mention that there are two cupholders on the outside of the wagon on either side of the pull stick. They are big enough to hold camelbak water bottles with an elastic rim so it keeps much thinner bottles stable as well.
884030
While most of the bike holders are flexible to hold some variations of bottles, if yours is rigid it may not hold it. It does not fit in some car consoles, but fits perfectly in our RANGER offroad vehicle.
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maybe. I have found it to be very durable. I have used it as a water training obstacle for my horses for months. It has held up to the horses hooves crushing the sides. Still holding water.
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Yes! I love this bottle holder. It holds the bottle secure, no drips plus it makes it's easy to grab for a quick drink while you're riding your bike. Like it so much bought a second one for my husbands bike.