Motorcycle/Quad Red Bull holder for 250ml can
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Bill of Materials
- 3M-Klebepad x 1: Bekommt man bei Aliexpress/ Temu /Amazon und auch bei Ebay
- https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CN157JMZ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title x 1: Klettkabelbinder in 3 verschiedenen Längen—15cm
Description
Boost Me (for free)
I would really appreciate a boost *_*
I have been making such a holder for some time now, testing it on my bike for a while and producing it for friends. I can say that this model holds up and works well in the long run. I didn't want to upload it at first, but it seems to be better received than I thought :D
The design was 100% created by myself and has been tested on several bikes, including BMW S 1000 RR, 701, SV
This model is also quite easy and quick to print. I can only confirm that it can be printed with PETG, depending on where it is mounted, due to heat development
It is designed so that you can attach two Velcro straps – either for additional hold (which you absolutely don't need :D) for the can or you can also extra secure it to the frame. Anything is possible
For normal attachment, I used a conventional 3M adhesive pad, which is also used for GoPro or similar mounts
!!! Important!!! Before attaching this, clean and degrease the adhesive surface!!!!!!
I also have one for a normal 500ml can if there is interest I can gladly upload it (but it is rather intended for taller bikes as it adds a bit of bulk with the can :)
I would be happy to see pictures of how you attach it
I also welcome constructive criticism :)
License
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