Where do you store your... takeout?

[Pearlzzzzz!]

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I am sure the OP will have some suggestions for you.
You got some tough problems to solve.
good luck!

I know. Man I don't think I can get on my bike again until this is figured out.

 

[markopas]

14'x14'x6.5'

That's a might big tail bag, 14ft x 14ft x 6.5ft I think what you meant to say was 14" x 14" x 6.5"

Givi has a lot nice hard tail tanks, you should look in to those.

 

[bsawant]

Those Germans think of everything...even tank handles for the pillion!

That also looks like it will hold a turkey too!

I have the best bike for this. Been using it many years with just this task in mind.

drill a couple of holes and you can cook that turkey from the engine heat on the way home!


I usually take my helmet bag everywhere, flaten it out and put it under my leather jacket. doubles as a helmet bag when i am off the bike or as a spare backpack for when i need to bring stuff home.

 

[markopas]

c'mon folks, you're approaching this all wrong - Asia has this down pat.

 

[BuckWild]

c'mon folks, you're approaching this all wrong - Asia has this down pat.

Wow!
Those are some interesting solutions.

 

[nfq]

Necessity breeds innovation.

 

[Ymax]

I saw a guy behind me in a Timmies drive thru go through on his bike

#1) I didn't think bikes were heavy enough to trip the sensor
#2) I wonder what he ordered

Bikes are heavy enough to trip the sensors , at least the ones i've been to no problem.
I ordered coffee, ice coffee, sometimes box of tim bits.

drink goes in drink holder and timbits / danish / breakfast sandwich goes here:

http://0.tqn.com/d/motorcycles/1/0/R/d/-/-/Yamaha_TMAX_glove_box.jpg

 

[PLau]

Lol, whyd you resurrect this thread?

 

[Rnoodles]

This thread is cool lol. For the people using bungee nets, do they scratch the **** out of your fairings ?
Ive gone thru timmys and mcdonalds. Usually its young girls who cant stop giggling/smiling cause im on a bike in the drive thru

 

[Cranky Pete]

I couldn't use a magnetic tank bag for the Strom, so I got this: the Giant Loop Fandango. It holds 1 giant roti from Gandhi on Queen St., and three cans of cold beer. Perfect after a long day's ride in the country.

 

[jonpurdy]

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I couldn't use a magnetic tank bag for the Strom, so I got this: the Giant Loop Fandango. It holds 1 giant roti from Gandhi on Queen St., and three cans of cold beer. Perfect after a long day's ride in the country.

The only problem I see with that is that your hot roti would warm your cold beers, and vice versa.

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