Luggage space!
Since changing from a Coupe with limited boot space,to a Roadster with virtually none. I have had to improvise and found that if you sacrifice a few inchs of leg space its possable to hang cloths behind the seats.
I use a short plastic clothes contaner for shirts & trousers..and Jane has her own. No need to fit hooks, just suspend hangers from a loop attached to the metal safety protector behind each head rest. It works a treat for shorter items.
UKken..
I use a short plastic clothes contaner for shirts & trousers..and Jane has her own. No need to fit hooks, just suspend hangers from a loop attached to the metal safety protector behind each head rest. It works a treat for shorter items.
UKken..
I travel on a Harley Wide Glide. It has saddle bags and I have some other bags I strap to the forks and luggage rack/sissy bar. By comparison, I think any XFire has a TON of luggage room!
Originally Posted by UK ken
Since changing from a Coupe with limited boot space,to a Roadster with virtually none. I have had to improvise and found that if you sacrifice a few inchs of leg space its possable to hang cloths behind the seats.
I use a short plastic clothes contaner for shirts & trousers..and Jane has her own. No need to fit hooks, just suspend hangers from a loop attached to the metal safety protector behind each head rest. It works a treat for shorter items.
UKken..
I use a short plastic clothes contaner for shirts & trousers..and Jane has her own. No need to fit hooks, just suspend hangers from a loop attached to the metal safety protector behind each head rest. It works a treat for shorter items.
UKken..
Joliet John
As an ex biker, like you I traveled light...But being married is a different ball game...Even when I had a Volvo Estste its was tight for Jane's luggage, unless I laid down the rear seats... not joking, i.e a wekend away = 2 good size suitcases, a hold-all for miscellancous items plus hanging clothes bags..
Keep biking my friend!
Ken.
As an ex biker, like you I traveled light...But being married is a different ball game...Even when I had a Volvo Estste its was tight for Jane's luggage, unless I laid down the rear seats... not joking, i.e a wekend away = 2 good size suitcases, a hold-all for miscellancous items plus hanging clothes bags..
Keep biking my friend!
Ken.
Onehundred80
Are you a darts player or planing to be around for a very long time!
I have a friend in our Crossfire Group called Linda..who may fit in the trunk...to be confirmed at a later date!
For my Jane, the only answer isi fitting a hook and trailer to the Roadster!
UkKen
Are you a darts player or planing to be around for a very long time!
I have a friend in our Crossfire Group called Linda..who may fit in the trunk...to be confirmed at a later date!
For my Jane, the only answer isi fitting a hook and trailer to the Roadster!
UkKen
Originally Posted by UK ken
Onehundred80
I have a friend in our Crossfire Group called Linda..who may fit in the trunk...to be confirmed at a later date!
UkKen
I have a friend in our Crossfire Group called Linda..who may fit in the trunk...to be confirmed at a later date!
UkKen
Originally Posted by UK ken
As an ex biker, like you I traveled light...But being married is a different ball game...
When I got the bike, she started out filling both saddle bags (just for us to go out cruising for the day). I added a round bag on the handlebars to give her more room if we were heading to a major event. Over the years, she has whittled down and whittled down. She now goes with only what she can fit in either a fanny pack, or a purse that she can throw on as a backpack.
Originally Posted by Joliet John
My soon to be ex used to feel the need to bring *everything* she might need when traveling. In addition to her clothes, makeup and other female care items, she'd bring things like a coffee maker, coffee, creamer, sugar, coffee cups and a spoon.
When I got the bike, she started out filling both saddle bags (just for us to go out cruising for the day). I added a round bag on the handlebars to give her more room if we were heading to a major event. Over the years, she has whittled down and whittled down. She now goes with only what she can fit in either a fanny pack, or a purse that she can throw on as a backpack.
When I got the bike, she started out filling both saddle bags (just for us to go out cruising for the day). I added a round bag on the handlebars to give her more room if we were heading to a major event. Over the years, she has whittled down and whittled down. She now goes with only what she can fit in either a fanny pack, or a purse that she can throw on as a backpack.
Sorry, but I could not resist. You did set yourself up for that comment.
Originally Posted by onehundred80
It must hurt when she figures she can whittle away one more item ....... you.
Sorry, but I could not resist. You did set yourself up for that comment.
Sorry, but I could not resist. You did set yourself up for that comment.
We've already agreed to split up. I told her she could stay until she got a job and got things together so she can move out. She has since decided she might not want to go. I keep trying to convince her otherwise.
Oddly, we get along great and still do things together.
It's getting more difficult for me though - I already have #3 waiting in the wings.
Originally Posted by Joliet John
My soon to be ex used to feel the need to bring *everything* she might need when traveling. In addition to her clothes, makeup and other female care items, she'd bring things like a coffee maker, coffee, creamer, sugar, coffee cups and a spoon.
When I got the bike, she started out filling both saddle bags (just for us to go out cruising for the day). I added a round bag on the handlebars to give her more room if we were heading to a major event. Over the years, she has whittled down and whittled down. She now goes with only what she can fit in either a fanny pack, or a purse that she can throw on as a backpack.
When I got the bike, she started out filling both saddle bags (just for us to go out cruising for the day). I added a round bag on the handlebars to give her more room if we were heading to a major event. Over the years, she has whittled down and whittled down. She now goes with only what she can fit in either a fanny pack, or a purse that she can throw on as a backpack.
Originally Posted by UK ken
Onehundred80
Are you a darts player or planing to be around for a very long time!
I have a friend in our Crossfire Group called Linda..who may fit in the trunk...to be confirmed at a later date!
For my Jane, the only answer isi fitting a hook and trailer to the Roadster!
UkKen
Are you a darts player or planing to be around for a very long time!
I have a friend in our Crossfire Group called Linda..who may fit in the trunk...to be confirmed at a later date!
For my Jane, the only answer isi fitting a hook and trailer to the Roadster!
UkKen
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