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I just carry my bike in my pocket. Take it out when in a crowd. Start it up, then put it back in my pocket (after it cools off of course). I do wear azzless chaps and fingerless gloves and have lots of fringe just for the occassion too.
Alwaya knew you were a bit "out there"
I do carry a puck but rarely use it. After riding all these years it is pretty easy to tell a "green " parking lot that the stand will sink into. Beer cans do work well in a pinch, but searching for the brand I like before parking is a PITA !
I just carry my bike in my pocket. Take it out when in a crowd. Start it up, then put it back in my pocket (after it cools off of course). I do wear azzless chaps and fingerless gloves and have lots of fringe just for the occassion too.
Well then. I though I might have been one of the very few that did this. I figured that some would think it was "over kill". I was told by other Harley riders, it just shows how much you give a s--- about your ride, I guess. I still need to find that nylon pouch though. I don't have saddlebag guard bars on my bike. We'll shall see.
i bought te HD pad-put a string on it. i keep it in the left bag towards the frt-i can raech back wuth left hand, pop the bag open- drop the pad while holding teh string-then loop the string over the mirror. makes it easy to put away.
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