What do you put under your seat?
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aeschroeder
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What do you put under your seat?
I have a knife, my bike papers, a little cash. a tool, and ID.
What do you recommend as something to put under the seat to save you when stranded, I had nothing in there a few years ago but now OLD and in stead of say glasses, medicine, protection or am I too protective?
No water, food, two weeks off or a reprieve.
BMW 2004 cola
What do you recommend as something to put under the seat to save you when stranded, I had nothing in there a few years ago but now OLD and in stead of say glasses, medicine, protection or am I too protective?
No water, food, two weeks off or a reprieve.
BMW 2004 cola
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DJ Downunder
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I've actually got a set of tie-downs tucked under the front of the seat/back of the tank. I had to move the diagnostic plug but they fit well. Good in case anyone I'm riding with has a bike failure and we have to load it onto a trailer or into a truck to get home. I've also got my toolkit with flat repair kit and registration papers. Not much room for anything else.
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Under my seat
What I put under my seat is the Citrus Rockster.
(also, the R1200C).
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(also, the R1200C).
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Traffic signals timed for 35mph, are also timed for 70mph.
'04 R1150Rx (GRN)
'88 Hawk GT
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I think it is no longer 7 minutes to midnight; last checked it was only 5 minutes.Lobo1625 wrote:I've actually got a set of tie-downs tucked under the front of the seat/back of the tank. I had to move the diagnostic plug but they fit well. Good in case anyone I'm riding with has a bike failure and we have to load it onto a trailer or into a truck to get home. I've also got my toolkit with flat repair kit and registration papers. Not much room for anything else.
Traffic signals timed for 35mph, are also timed for 70mph.
'04 R1150Rx (GRN)
'88 Hawk GT
'04 R1150Rx (GRN)
'88 Hawk GT
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Currently:
pillion seat : disc-lock, roll of duct tape (wrapped around an old empty emergency carbon dioxide canister), space for waterproof overtrousers.
Main seat: bungee net stuffed down the gap.
under the tank: first aid kit, puncture repair kit, micro-all-in-one tool kit with a LED torch on; all within one of the BMW ziplock bags.
strapped to left side frame rail, under rear bodywork: BMW toolkit.
It should be noted that under the tank I've relocated that "plug" that normally sites atop the air-filter housing.
pillion seat : disc-lock, roll of duct tape (wrapped around an old empty emergency carbon dioxide canister), space for waterproof overtrousers.
Main seat: bungee net stuffed down the gap.
under the tank: first aid kit, puncture repair kit, micro-all-in-one tool kit with a LED torch on; all within one of the BMW ziplock bags.
strapped to left side frame rail, under rear bodywork: BMW toolkit.
It should be noted that under the tank I've relocated that "plug" that normally sites atop the air-filter housing.
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Fork bag:
Bungie net, disc lock, Leatherman tool, first aid kit, reflective vest (for emergency night time repairs), flashlight (with dead batteries
), tire gauge
Rider's seat:
Cheapie steel cable & combo lock, spare headlight in a Ziploc bag
Pillon seat:
BMW toolkit & flat repair
Tank bag:
Pen & notepad, Etymotics earplugs, roadmaps of Northern NJ, roll of quarters, deck of cards, lucky poker chip, head mounted flashlight, cigar lighter, cigar cutter (no cigars
), mini Leatherman tool, XM Inno MP3 player & headphones, Boostaroo amp
System cases:
Rainsuit
Bungie net, disc lock, Leatherman tool, first aid kit, reflective vest (for emergency night time repairs), flashlight (with dead batteries
Rider's seat:
Cheapie steel cable & combo lock, spare headlight in a Ziploc bag
Pillon seat:
BMW toolkit & flat repair
Tank bag:
Pen & notepad, Etymotics earplugs, roadmaps of Northern NJ, roll of quarters, deck of cards, lucky poker chip, head mounted flashlight, cigar lighter, cigar cutter (no cigars
System cases:
Rainsuit
2000 R1100 R with 3480 miles... 3481... 3482... 5003...
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nah - seen enough of those things in my time....DJ Downunder wrote:Riceburner..you mean the clear plastic tube thingie under the air cylinder?DJ, what's the plastic thing?? spare indicator???
If so...that's the thing that the air cylinder screws into and the other end screws onto the valve to inflate a flat tire.
DJ
what's the big black thing at the bottom?? looks like there's a key of some sort attached to it???
oh - it's oil - what's THAT for???? lubing the pecs of all those beach bods you keep coming across??
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Dude, your thoughts are just plain scary!riceburner wrote:nah - seen enough of those things in my time....DJ Downunder wrote:Riceburner..you mean the clear plastic tube thingie under the air cylinder?DJ, what's the plastic thing?? spare indicator???
If so...that's the thing that the air cylinder screws into and the other end screws onto the valve to inflate a flat tire.
DJ
what's the big black thing at the bottom?? looks like there's a key of some sort attached to it???
oh - it's oil - what's THAT for???? lubing the pecs of all those beach bods you keep coming across??
Yer gonna have to show me how you pack all that stuff under your seats as I'm not making the best use of the available space.
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