Man Dave that looks scary almost looks like the stuff is falling off. Also looks like he had saddle bag brackets. wonder why he did not use.

 

Looks like he's hooked to a trailer?

I use my bungee net and cords all the time. For trips and grocery shopping

 

Used to, when I was younger and the back was in better shape. In '98, a buddy and I went to Sturgis and stayed in tents at the Chip. After Sturgis he went on to see a cousin in TX and I went to visit my brother in Tucson. Wife (was on number 2 at the time) flew out and met me in Tucson and we rode to see the Grand Canyon and Sedona (luckily I could store all the extra gear in my brother's garage), total mileage for the trip was just under 6000 and for most of those the bike was so loaded down the rear of my '97 RK bottomed out going over a 1" bump. Inventory included tent, sleeping bag, chairs, soft ice chests, cooking equipment, various and assorted sundries, clothes, souvenirs, rain gear, tools, etc.. Fun times.

 

Had to bungee just about anything that I took on my '81 Low Rider.

 

He had a light hanging on the back wired in. It was a pretty ingenious set up to say the least!

 

if it dont fit in the saddle bag i buy it at wal mart or I dont need it

 

Just the bare essentials:

 

Well sure. Just last week I toted a electric pressure washer with 75 feet of hose. In the past, a 4x4 piece of plywood.

 

Been there, done that

 

Pardon my ignorance, but what is "OP?" I would assume, "Original Post," but you know the whole assume thing.


Sun+heat+guitar=disaster was considered, but the distance was fairly short and the sun not that intense. However, it should still be a cheap guitar, but "Delores" my 1994 Gibson J-200 just sounds so sweet. Very difficult to leave her behind.