[SittingDuck]

The only thing I carry that doesn't fit my luggage is my inflatable kayak (advanced elements advanced frame convertible).

Normally, I can go on a 2 week trip with just the e360 sidecases and the tiny topcase; I keep refreshments in the minuscule tankbag, but when I bring the kayak, my wife needs to ride the week with the kayak strapped on (it packs to the size of a lerga suitcase), and I ride the bmw.

 

[NWArkie]

Can't carry the canoe or the kayak. Also, deer season is coming up. I am looking into mounting a rifle/shotgun case on the wee for hunting trips (wonder if I can prop a dead deer up on the passenger seat) or trips to the shooting range. I will update this when I have a solution.

 

[happypuppy]

My Favorite camera tripod. It is such an odd shape, and too long. I have one I use with the bike, but it is not nearly as good as my other one.

 

[SittingDuck]

Can't carry the canoe or the kayak. Also, deer season is coming up. I am looking into mounting a rifle/shotgun case on the wee for hunting trips (wonder if I can prop a dead deer up on the passenger seat) or trips to the shooting range. I will update this when I have a solution.

Carrying a rifle on a bike has been sorted out way back when we used horses instead of motorcycoles. Maybe you should watch an old western (I'm partial to the few that star Clint Eastwood).

 

[Stromanater]

Can't carry the canoe or the kayak. Also, deer season is coming up. I am looking into mounting a rifle/shotgun case on the wee for hunting trips (wonder if I can prop a dead deer up on the passenger seat) or trips to the shooting range. I will update this when I have a solution.

Hmmm . . . ?


http://www.stromtrooper.com/v-strom-modifications-performance/17884-pvc-storage-tube.html

 

[Bender]

awfully hard to get a dead deer stuffed in one of those pvc storage tubes.....






unless you leave the head hanging out...:yikes:

 

[Indyrider]

I am amazed at the amount of crap that I can carry on the bike since I went to hard bags. Bungee cords and straps can go a long way to make what you have more versatile. My car will frequently sit idle for more than a week at a time. :hurray: :thumbup:

 

[BornAgain]

My Wife:green_lol:

 

[mikefryman]

:mrgreen:
Mike

 

[ozart]

The things I've carried on my bike that didn't go in luggage compartments include tent, sleeping bag, mattress (in the yellow bag), and chair.

flyrod and small ice chest.

golf clubs (no picture).

 

[Steve519]

My Wife:green_lol:

:mrgreen::green_lol:

 

[OydnaR]

I routinely carry a shovel, you can also see my sanvik, prolly the most odd cargo I've carried is a granite bound

I have plan tube to keep survey maps dry

 

[biker128pedal]

Keg of beer. Sorry no picture it was back in the eighties. :mrgreen:

No really.

 

[The Golden Monkey]

Rok straps rule. I've carried a benchtop drill press, up to three bags of mulch and/or decomposed granite, and various other oversized items. The only one I have a photo of is the chainsaw:

I used the bungee net to keep it in place while attaching the long rok straps, which provide the real holding power.

 

[garandman]

6' long lacrosse stick....

 

[ozart]

6' long lacrosse stick....

now I understand ...

 

[BikeRider]

I am amazed at the amount of crap that I can carry on the bike since I went to hard bags. Bungee cords and straps can go a long way to make what you have more versatile. My car will frequently sit idle for more than a week at a time. :hurray: :thumbup:

uh...... that's a lot of stuff!

 

[barra]

My wife. :mrgreen:

 

[NWArkie]

2 sleeping bags and my wife!