Large dog on my gas tank.

[doko]

Hmm... Large greyhound on my gas tank is kinda unco to ride.

Anyone have a dog seat system for a motorbike? I use to get my massive fat lab on my 125cc scooter...

I don't see why I can't ride on a sports bike with my greyhound. :shit:

Or this is just a bad idea for me and my dog.:yes:

[kevfromcoro]

He can probably run faster than your bike.................

[EJK]

Get him a bike....

Nah just kidding. Get him a license first.

[doko]

He can probably run faster than your bike.................

People are forever mocking my bike and NOT A SINGLE FUCK WAS GIVEN THAT DAY! :woohoo:

[hellokitty]

Hmm... Large greyhound on my gas tank is kinda unco to ride.

Anyone have a dog seat system for a motorbike? I use to get my massive fat lab on my 125cc scooter...

I don't see why I can't ride on a sports bike with my greyhound. :shit:

Or this is just a bad idea for me and my dog.:yes:

I want to get a sidecar for my dog lol!

[hellokitty]

People are forever mocking my bike and NOT A SINGLE FUCK WAS GIVEN THAT DAY! :woohoo:

Who would mock your bike?

[cheshirecat]

Hmm... Large greyhound on my gas tank is kinda unco to ride.

Anyone have a dog seat system for a motorbike? I use to get my massive fat lab on my 125cc scooter...

I don't see why I can't ride on a sports bike with my greyhound. :shit:

Or this is just a bad idea for me and my dog.:yes:
Try this site.
Dogs on Bikes
(http://www.dogsonbikes.com/docs/Tips/Tips.htm)
I use a dog crate on the rear with a carbon fiber/marine ply base

[PrincessBandit]

I still have a gorgeous photo of "Max" sitting proudly in his sidecar on his owners Indian, from a pink ribbon ride a couple of years ago; also Harley the fluffy bunny who rides in a specially adapted topbox on the back of his owners scooter.

How you would ride with a fat lab on your scooter I have no idea! Our beloved old boy (also a large lab cross) would have been a major pain to try and fit onto either of our bikes, although we have photos of him sitting on the seat of the Burgman looking very happy.

[schrodingers cat]

I used to see a guy around Christchurch with a little white terrier sitting between his feet on his scooter. The wee fella looked pretty excited about the commute!

As for a Greyhound? I'm sure our big gangly mouse would love the experience but as you say, where to fit him?

You'd need leather headgear and 'Biggles' goggles at a minimum:yes:

What I really want for our greyhound is this http://www.rockstar-puppy.com/dog-rider-jockey.html

[T.W.R]

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/47785-How-to-carry-your-dog

[been_there]

You could buy this instead: :yes:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Specialist-cars/Gokarts/auction-333769023.htm

[onearmedbandit]

Riding to work one day a guy pulled up next to me on I think it was a GS1200 Suzuki. He looks across at me, and exclaims 'You've only got one arm!'. I look back at him, and with a look of surprise reply, 'And you've got a dog on your tank!'. It was a very interesting conversation.

What he had was a custom made tank pouch for his bike. I didn't stop long enough to look at it but it was basically a large sock. He said that he had been doing it since he was a puppy (the dog, not the rider) but now it was a nuisance as every time he got his gear ready to go for a ride the dog wouldn't let him go without him.

Think about what you are getting yourself into lol.

[EJK]

I took this photo the other day.

<img src="http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/6821/photo175a.jpg" />

[cheshirecat]

You could buy this instead: :yes:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Specialist-cars/Gokarts/auction-333769023.htm

Top Speed 60km!!!!!!!

Oh and here is our experience with a 17kg labradoodle (http://www.marchill.net/cm/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=300:carrying-your-hound-on-a-bike&catid=61:movie-news&Itemid=180)

[Flip]

I have one of these: http://www.beastriders.com/products/beastriders/ It works but takes me a while to get on the bike and get the dog in the 3 point harness.

However this is easier. Put him in and go.

224397224398

I would probably not carry a large dog on the tank, sounds like an accident waiting to happen.

[doko]

I have one of these: http://www.beastriders.com/products/beastriders/

However this is easier

224397224398

Its to small >___< my dog better learn to learn out on corners.

[cheshirecat]

I have one of these: http://www.beastriders.com/products/beastriders/ It works but takes me a while to get on the bike and get the dog in the 3 point harness.

However this is easier. Put him in and go.

224397224398

I would probably not carry a large dog on the tank, sounds like an accident waiting to happen.

Can I ask how much it cost re duty/ shippingt. We are thinking of one for the back of a Harley.

[Flip]

Can I ask how much it cost re duty/ shipping. We are thinking of one for the back of a Harley.

I think I ended up paying about $NZ 900 by the time I paid freight and exchange. The supplier was brilliant to deal with, worth while calling them. If you want a med size my one is not being used and could be for sale.

I made a couple of special nuts on the fender of my road king thet the thing clips onto.

[cheshirecat]

I think I ended up paying about $NZ 900 by the time I paid freight and exchange. The supplier was brilliant to deal with, worth while calling them. If you want a med size my one is not being used and could be for sale.
We could be interested. You can pm me with an idea of what you'd like for it. Cheers m

[Berries]

Try this site.
Dogs on Bikes
(http://www.dogsonbikes.com/docs/Tips/Tips.htm)
I just did an image search on 'dogs on bikes'. Sturgis was busy this year.

[NordieBoy]

You'd need leather headgear and 'Biggles' goggles at a minimum:yes:

And for the dog?

[baptist]

Try this site.
Dogs on Bikes
(http://www.dogsonbikes.com/docs/Tips/Tips.htm)
I use a dog crate on the rear with a carbon fiber/marine ply base

A Chiuaua on the tank....ummm, I thought a Chiuaua was a rodent not a dog:laugh:

Like the side car idea, shame my dog is so hyper (and 45kg):blink: