GUNS ON MOTORCYCLES

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If you got something like this you would have anything to worry about

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As a daily motorcycle rider, I have now decided I need a dedicated motorcycle strictly for gun transportation

[Moonclip]

I like takedown rifles like my Rossi .22lr pump or my Marlin Papoose for motorcycle range trips.

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I ride a bicycle and I just keep the guns that are not on my ccw permit in their locked case. I have never transported a long gun on my bicycle but I think it would be funny to do.

[quickgunner]

If you got something like this you would have anything to worry about

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I'm more of a fan of this

[quickgunner]

This is nice too

[ar15barrels]

I think Metallica wrote a song about that scooter.
It's called "ride the lightning"













Or the song could just be about the electric chair...

[rivviepop]

Thanks for the advise, and I ride a 05 ZX10R sport bike and I would be taking my only handgun HK.

Grab yourself a Coretech tailbag, either the duffel or the sport model depending on your size needs and so forth (I own both for maximum flexibility). The larger duffel fits nicely on my FZ6 and has enough room for 1-2 handguns (with cases), a couple hundred rounds, hoodie and other shoes, all the shooting gear (eys&ears, binoculars, etc.) and lunch. It straps on with bungies and easily carries as a range bag. I use the smaller sport bag for smaller trips to the inside range when I only need the handgun/ammo/eyes&ears for an hour or two.

Duffel:

http://cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1=&L2=&L3=&L4=&item=HEL_82-411&tier2=85

Sport:

http://cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1=&L2=&L3=&L4=&item=HEL_82-417&tier2=85

[hk-p2000]

thanks, Rivvie pop thats what I need

[SS109]

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this seems to work...

[rivviepop]

thanks, Rivvie pop thats what I need

Here's how wide the duffel looks on my bike (empty in this shot, but it's pretty much the same when full):



There's a rubbery/foamy nonslip mat on the bottom (removable if desired) that makes it stick to the seat really well, and you can sort of see the front bungies snaking down to my passenger footpegs. The sport model is smaller in width so it fits right on the bike perfectly and looks nice.

[586L-Frame]

Here's how wide the duffel looks on my bike (empty in this shot, but it's pretty much the same when full):



There's a rubbery/foamy nonslip mat on the bottom (removable if desired) that makes it stick to the seat really well, and you can sort of see the front bungies snaking down to my passenger footpegs. The sport model is smaller in width so it fits right on the bike perfectly and looks nice.

Nice setup!

[chiefcrash]

ever get pulled over?

[ar15barrels]

ever get pulled over?

On a motorcycle???


How would they do that?
Lane splitting is legal in CA.

[M. Sage]

On a motorcycle???


How would they do that?
Lane splitting is legal in CA.

I saw someone out-running CHP in Oakland that way one time. Traffic was packed, the cop who was after him could barely move.

Well... he thought he was getting away, anyway. Lane-splitting doesn't help much against a helicopter.

[ar15barrels]

I saw someone out-running CHP in Oakland that way one time. Traffic was packed, the cop who was after him could barely move.

Well... he thought he was getting away, anyway. Lane-splitting doesn't help much against a helicopter.

The trick is to immediately get off the freeway without your license plate being seen and before they can call the birds.

If I were ever going to run, that's what I would do if I had no license plate.
Unfortunately, my motorcycle has a license plate so I would probably just pull over.