lol that is awesome. i would die if I ever saw that[sm=roll.gif]

 

 

haha, i need some new tires and was wanting to take my bike to cycle gear to get some and i was wondering how i could strap them on the bike, and the pics is my solution, haha.... ironic i guess, but i think ill take my truck because 2 tires is different than 1.... way to be creative

 

That was some funny shyt right there. It was so funny that I asked the wife to come take a look and she "What the hell is around his waist?" I replied "A rear tire." She said "You will never have to do that I promise." Good shyt and not a bad deal.

 

haha, I knew I wasn't the only one that has stuffed my jacket full of groceries before

 

Groceries, books, vodka.... I've carried it all in my jacket. BTW, the vodka was for HOME. I never drink and ride.

 

Same here... I put all kinds of stuff in my jacket! I go to Subway every now and then and stuff a footlong in there (that sounded really bad.. I know). Not long ago my work gave out a bunch of Subway coupons, one of which was a buy one get one free on footlongs. So I went over, got myself 2 footlong subs, and stuffed them both in my leather jacket (which fits very tight already). Same goes for small amounts of groceries too. A couple weeks ago I stuffed an entire Atlanta Journal Constitution sunday newspaper in there... somehow (in the leather jacket). I liked that though cuz it kept me REALLY warm!!

Now if we want to add tankbags and backpacks too.... I've carried 2 frozen turkeys (at different times though). My old old job used to give us turkeys every year at Christmas time. I forgot the day they were giving them out... 2 years in a row. Both times I rode the bike to work. First time I had to stuff it in my tankbag... BARELY fit! This was a pretty good sized turkey... probably 12-14 lbs. I thought for sure it would make my magnetic tankbag slide around, but it stayed put. The next year I put it in my backpack...WOW talk about weird, and very top heavy! I almost fell over trying to get on the bike, hahah.