My Puppy Loves To Ride!!!

[Trip]

Originally Posted by fpzx10

Good job, Tig

Imagine taking your dog for a ride, I could see him either standing on top the windscreen or jumping out at speed.

[upshift]

Good looking dog man Enjoy it while it lasts cus unless you teach him to ride two up on the back it might be hard to take him when he gets bigger

[Rider]

Cool dog.

[the chi]

thats the cutest damn pup I have ever seen!!! How big is he sposed to get?

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by Rae

thats the cutest damn pup I have ever seen!!! How big is he sposed to get?

Super fuckin cute!!!!

They don't get very big at all - and they STAY mega cute (we had neighbors once that bred them, so they had droves of little white furballs )

[OneSickPsycho]

My parents when on a poker run a couple years ago and a guy had his dog with him... He crashed and killed both of them. I posted it on ... Don't take your dog on the bike.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Rae

thats the cutest damn pup I have ever seen!!! How big is he sposed to get?

About 15 lbs,he's a minature version so I should be able to bring him for a while!

Originally Posted by Trip

Imagine taking your dog for a ride, I could see him either standing on top the windscreen or jumping out at speed.

Yea,I bought a harness and have him strapped in pretty good.

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

My parents when on a poker run a couple years ago and a guy had his dog with him... He crashed and killed both of them. I posted it on ... Don't take your dog on the bike.

I honestly appreciate the concern but it's no different than bringing any loved one on your bike in my opinion. For what it's worth,just like when I ride two-up,I take it SUPER EASY to minimize the risk. You can't tell but I have him strapped into a "capsule" and have put foam all around. Quite frankly,other than stunting,I don't remember ever seeing the top of a tank get damaged too often,so he's probably safer than I am.

[the chi]

I have been really wanting to take my lil angel out with me too, but for safety reasons I havent yet, and I dont want to strap a metal cage on the tail section but that looks like a doable solution...I would only take her with me for long easy rides, like long trips and such, no aggressive or street riding, but that way I can have her and still go on a bike trip...and she's topped out at 6lbs, so I dont have to worry about her getting any bigger, she already loves just sitting up on the bike when we're working on it too!!

[Trip]

There is some guys that run the gap with their dogs. It's pretty cool, a lot of them are unattached to the bike too. They just hang on.

[OneSickPsycho]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

About 15 lbs,he's a minature version so I should be able to bring him for a while!



Yea,I bought a harness and have him strapped in pretty good.



I honestly appreciate the concern but it's no different than bringing any loved one on your bike in my opinion. For what it's worth,just like when I ride two-up,I take it SUPER EASY to minimize the risk. You can't tell but I have him strapped into a "capsule" and have put foam all around. Quite frankly,other than stunting,I don't remember ever seeing the top of a tank get damaged too often,so he's probably safer than I am.

You can justify it any way you want, but the truth is... people have the comprehension skills to accept the risk (not to mention the gear), whereas your dog does not.