When riding out West, to Florida or in the Smokey Mountains, my 32oz Butler Cup is a very handy item for the long trips. I find it will last for 3-4 hrs. I fill it with ice only, as it melts, I am provided with cold water. At fuel stops or lunch break, I refill the same way. I also carry bottles water, if needed. I bought my Butler Cup 4 yrs ago, NEVER HAD A PROBLEM.

Seems well built. I got the large size. The only negative is it looks large on the bike. It seems to be a very usable size. I can put my large Chic-fil-a cup of sweet tea inside this cup while still in it's original cup. The problems with other cup holders is the cup/bottle/etc needs weight to stay in the holder. The cup/bottle/etc flies out of the holder while riding if it is not full. This is the best one I've used so far.

A great addition to all three bikes...The wing, wifes Shadow and my VTX....Well worth the money..

I would give this 6 stars if the option was available! This product I actually bought from Butler at Wingding due to the long Wingstuff lines. I have used other holders, but this one is the best. How do you stay hydrated for a whole day ride in 90+ degrees? At the end of 8 hours, there was still ice in the cup. Great product!

Made contact with Butler unit mfg. they are sending out a replacement cup. There is little chance of glue holding the handles back on once broken loose from cup. The 34 ounce model one can buy replacement mugs most anywhere. However, the 20 ounce model you will have great difficulty finding a replacement unit. The company stands behind their product line and support is excellent. I prefer the smaller unit over the larger one.