This is exactly what I was hoping for. Attaches easily to the front handlebar. It includes extra padding in case you need to mount it on a thinner portion of the handelbar. Holds a variety of travel coffee mugs as long as they are somewhat tapered on the bottom. Its not intended to hold a water bottle though it does hold my smaller Polar bottle. If you buy it for its intended purpose, its awesome.

This is really nice! I've often been annoyed by not having a place to put my Starbucks after stopping on a ride for a coffee. This is perfect! I still have my water bottle but this works for a short ride with a smaller bottle or to store a drink like coffee. I will order another one for my wife's bicycle. It fit perfectly and seems very well made.

Mounting was easy...I wanted this for my Dunkin run. Will hold a Medium/Large cup (Styrofoam) no problem. Ice coffee, the medium fit fine, large might be a tad top heavy. One thing to note - and this is no fault of this product - is that unless your route is very smooth, your drink will seep out of the holes in the top of the cup and make a mess. Haven't figured out a solution for that yet, but the holders work as expected and didn't adjust themselves on the handlebars even with the full coffee even there.

Great product. I first installed on 28 mm section of the handlebar and needed to relocate as I try to locate all the things I need to hang off the front of my e-bike without a water bottle brazeons. I readjusted the pin (a little loose in the 2nd position) and it fit the 31 mm portion of the handlebar.
FYI: I used the included thin rubber spacer as the plastic itself is toooo slick when in direct contact with the handlebar. I use this for tapered coffee cups and commuter type mugs. This holder does vibrate a little but doesn't affect its holding ability or its spillage through the breather holes. The plastic attaching bracket is a well designed part (the cup ring should be easy) and is < $ than the all metal version. I also have the PDM (Portland Design Works) metal version, a bit more $, however, shows no vibration and has an alternate but equally functional handlebar attaching bracket. However I had no luck the 1st time with the Bell Clinch no Tools Cup Holder. It is poorly cast aluminum. I used a vise grip on the pivot point and the tolerances seem ok now, but I haven't tried to put it in service. For cruising with your coffee, the Cost and Function of the Ibera is the choice.

Love it! The plastic is of quality and fits my cups perfectly. As shown below, I have mounted it to my bicycle handlebar with ease. The product arrived promptly and was professionally packaged. Thank you for manufacturing a five star product.