That's the "long way round" way of doing itI have my dealer follow me everywhere I go in a van with every possible spare part for my 1250GS - you can't be too careful
(he was 2 up)
Ha! We all have been there... It's crazy the amount of shite you can carry if you're creative enoughMust admit I’ve never thought of carrying my OBD Link, I have the same one
I do carry an elastic cargo net that I’ve had since I was about 17, it’s come in useful a couple of times, like on a weekend away when a mate decided to buy a huge Harley Davidson wooden clock without the first thought of how he was going to carry it on his Electraglide
That's actually not a bad idea!
My ex bought a large wooden hanging clock in Cherbourg before we boarded the overnight ferry to Portsmouth.Must admit I’ve never thought of carrying my OBD Link, I have the same one
I do carry an elastic cargo net that I’ve had since I was about 17, it’s come in useful a couple of times, like on a weekend away when a mate decided to buy a huge Harley Davidson wooden clock without the first thought of how he was going to carry it on his Electraglide
Sounds like a lot, I know .. but it truly all fits in my top box. And yet, I can still fit my helmet if I expand my vario box.Definite must have for carrying, a mobile phone, wallet with cards, bus pass very handy, small handy toolkit, small Usb charged up pump compressor, tyre puncture quick repair kit, bunch of Zip ties, strap on head torch, visor screen spray although spit works just as well, all tucked away nicely inside my tool box on the side of bike.
Disc lock and yellow cable, a cable lock for helmet or helmets onto bike carrier, bungee cords and of course waterproof over trousers, and a hi-viz waterproof over jacket.
Used to carry proof of insurance, but now its on photo image on my phone.
# All that and haven't even put the 3 alloy boxes on yet.
Abus retractable cable combination lock
Great answer
