Cup Holders

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Cup Holders: a solid mount for the drink you keep dropping

A cup holder does one honest job: it keeps a bottle, can or coffee within reach and off your floor, dash or tank. On a motorcycle that means a clamp-on holder that grips the handlebar or a passenger rail so a drink rides steady over bumps. In a truck it means a bracket that fills a gap in the dash or console and holds the cup where you can actually get to it. These cup holders are simple parts, but a badly mounted one rattles, tips or blocks a control - so the mount type matters as much as the basket.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category lists 33 products from 4 brands. The bulk of the range is Kuryakyn, with 29 listings, alongside two from AutoMeter and one each from SeaSucker and Bike Master. Current prices run from $25 to $182 for what is in stock right now - that is a live range, not a fixed price. At the value end there is the Bike Master drink holder for 7/8in-1in bars; higher up you will find the Kuryakyn passenger drink holder with basket in chrome and its gloss black 1-inch mount version.

Fitment data is listed on 6 of these products, covering Harley-Davidson Touring, Dodge Ram, Honda GL1800 and Ford Super Duty across model years from 1984 to 2024. Truck buyers should look at the AutoMeter phone and cup holder for the 94-97 Ram or the AutoMeter unit for the 99-01 Super Duty.

How to choose

Start with the mount, not the look. Bar-clamp holders like the Bike Master and Kuryakyn pieces need the right clamp diameter - a 7/8in-1in or a 1-inch mount - so measure your bar before ordering. For truck cabs, the AutoMeter brackets are cut for a specific dash and year, so match them to your make and model rather than buying on price. If you want to move the holder between vehicles or don't want to drill, the SeaSucker vertical 2-cup holder uses a suction mount. The trade-off is straightforward: fixed clamp and bracket holders are the most stable, suction is the most flexible, and the chrome and gloss-black Kuryakyn baskets cost more because they add a finished look and a carry basket.

What else you need with it

Fit a holder while you are doing other cockpit work. On a bike, look at Grips and Handlebars if you're already at the bars, plus Floorboards for rider comfort. In a cab, pair a holder with Electrical Accessories or an Audio System. Browse the full Interior section to see everything that fits inside.

Fitment help and ordering

Not sure a clamp size or dash bracket suits your vehicle? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through our contact page before you buy. All orders ship free, and Affirm financing is available at checkout.

Cup Holders: a solid mount for the drink you keep dropping

A cup holder does one honest job: it keeps a bottle, can or coffee within reach and off your floor, dash or tank. On a motorcycle that means a clamp-on holder that grips the handlebar or a passenger rail so a drink rides steady over bumps. In a truck it means a bracket that fills a gap in the dash or console and holds the cup where you can actually get to it. These cup holders are simple parts, but a badly mounted one rattles, tips or blocks a control - so the mount type matters as much as the basket.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category lists 33 products from 4 brands. The bulk of the range is Kuryakyn, with 29 listings, alongside two from AutoMeter and one each from SeaSucker and Bike Master. Current prices run from $25 to $182 for what is in stock right now - that is a live range, not a fixed price. At the value end there is the Bike Master drink holder for 7/8in-1in bars; higher up you will find the Kuryakyn passenger drink holder with basket in chrome and its gloss black 1-inch mount version.

Fitment data is listed on 6 of these products, covering Harley-Davidson Touring, Dodge Ram, Honda GL1800 and Ford Super Duty across model years from 1984 to 2024. Truck buyers should look at the AutoMeter phone and cup holder for the 94-97 Ram or the AutoMeter unit for the 99-01 Super Duty.

How to choose

Start with the mount, not the look. Bar-clamp holders like the Bike Master and Kuryakyn pieces need the right clamp diameter - a 7/8in-1in or a 1-inch mount - so measure your bar before ordering. For truck cabs, the AutoMeter brackets are cut for a specific dash and year, so match them to your make and model rather than buying on price. If you want to move the holder between vehicles or don't want to drill, the SeaSucker vertical 2-cup holder uses a suction mount. The trade-off is straightforward: fixed clamp and bracket holders are the most stable, suction is the most flexible, and the chrome and gloss-black Kuryakyn baskets cost more because they add a finished look and a carry basket.

What else you need with it

Fit a holder while you are doing other cockpit work. On a bike, look at Grips and Handlebars if you're already at the bars, plus Floorboards for rider comfort. In a cab, pair a holder with Electrical Accessories or an Audio System. Browse the full Interior section to see everything that fits inside.

Fitment help and ordering

Not sure a clamp size or dash bracket suits your vehicle? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through our contact page before you buy. All orders ship free, and Affirm financing is available at checkout.