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[Nikademus]

AND YOUR GRANDDADDY?


oh!!! A new PAGE!!!!! Doin the WOOD DANCE!!!!!!!!

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... these bitter moments ...

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Bagel powered Wood!!!!!

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SL cleansing commences

[Nikademus]

had to do some clensing of my own. Almost indirectly fed the Troll. I did a confessional and saw the error of my ways. Sorry Mynok. [;)]

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Oh father ours ...

[DuckofTindalos]

Yeah, I'm sure you "saw the errors of your ways", you unrepentant heretic, you...

[Alfred]

ORIGINAL: JWE

Woof !! People on some other technical threads are asking about bike stuff so wanted to move it here.

ORIGINAL: Alfred
Seriously didn't know about the American after market add ons. Back here we only very occasionally see a kelpie or cattle dog riding freestyle on a bike. Usually they are catching a lift home from a day's work rounding up the sheep. Don't usually see any riding pillon on urban roads.

Alfred

Oh, groin. Here's the Beast Rider cozy I'm getting. What ya don't really see is the harness arrangement for the dog. Only long enough to let him sit up, get some good air, and lick your ear (or your helmet), adjustable, of course. The cozy has enough volume to let a dog curl up and do a donut. Has a solid base, front and rear support. A lot of Harley people like this one. It does require the dog and the human to do a course so they both know what to do and what to expect.

Most riders use this system and find it perfectly adequate. A motorcycle isn't a car, for either a dog or the rider. In a car there's the tendency to just stick the dog in the back and hoof on down the road. On a motorcycle, one makes more frequent stops and the frequency turns out to be just what a Beast Riding doggie needs. Oh, trust me Alfred, I'll keep Beaudy as safe as I would keep myself. But I would have the right equipment to take Beaudy on roadtrips.

Nice photo.

Honestly can't recall ever seeing anything comparable over here.

I did note the canine wearing goggles. With all the concern for safety over here, I wouldn't be at all surprised if

(a) it is actually proscribed to carry canines on bikes, or
(b) if allowed, the canine is required to wear a helmet

That photo has given me an idea. Lap dogs seem to be very popular amongst a certain social milieu in the USA. Any American entrepreneur come up with a back pack specifically designed to carry a real dog?

Alfred

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hallowed be thy THREAD ...

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thy will be done ...

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as in heaven ...

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done on these forums.

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Our daily posts ...

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and forgive us ...

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our weirdness ...

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as we forgive ...

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other weirdos.

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... uhm ... where was I?