how do you carry you cues on a motorcycle ?
- Thread starter HollyWood
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How to tie down your cue on a motorcycle
Watch and learn, perfect training video .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftx9xoCa2LY
Watch and learn, perfect training video .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftx9xoCa2LY
That's funny but there's plenty of time for a Harley when I grow old n feeble lol as for selling the gsxr only when I find a deal on a busa
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My JB Butterfly with backpack straps just arrived and it works just the way I thought it would on my Harley Road King. Before that I had been strapping it down with bungee cords. Never was really sold on that method.
Tommy
My JB Butterfly with backpack straps just arrived and it works just the way I thought it would on my Harley Road King. Before that I had been strapping it down with bungee cords. Never was really sold on that method.
Tommy
I used to carry a 1x2 hard case strapped across the package rack.
Don't think I'll ever ride again, since my ordeal with Chemo Therapy.
Don't think I'll ever ride again, since my ordeal with Chemo Therapy.
I'm not exactly a little guy but with a small case, I can ride for days and not know it's there. The only thing I worry about with the bigger cases is that with the extra weight and wind pulling on the case strap, over time, might cause your cues to get dropped off at an unexpected location, lol.
Eric
So this is the custom rack that I had a friend fabricate for me. It mounts to the rear foot pegs of (in this case) a 2003 CBR954RR. It is designed around the Longoni case WITH the travel bag. It worked flawlessly as on this particular bike there is just a single exhaust on one side and then this on the other. All I did was strap a bunji net around it to hold it in. Took my buddy about an hour to bend and weld it. Sold the bike but couldn't let go of this rack.
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Is your friend a fabricator for the railroad or the mining industry?
Looks plenty sturdy!
"Is your friend a fabricator for the railroad or the mining industry?
Looks plenty sturdy!"
He is actually a sheet metal worker. But you don't want to have a flimsy rack if you hit the ground.
Looks plenty sturdy!"
He is actually a sheet metal worker. But you don't want to have a flimsy rack if you hit the ground.
Very nice work on that rack.
I want to have something similar made to mount my KSG in my Harley saddle bag. They are available for various mutations of shotguns and carbines but I have yet to find one for the KSG.
As for my cues, I really should get a JB Rugged I think. Then either shoulder strap it or strap it to the bike.
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I want to have something similar made to mount my KSG in my Harley saddle bag. They are available for various mutations of shotguns and carbines but I have yet to find one for the KSG.
As for my cues, I really should get a JB Rugged I think. Then either shoulder strap it or strap it to the bike.
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I wouldn't mind having something fabricated where it could sit vertically either behind me or in front without affecting the ride.
The scene in Terminator 2 where Arnold is chasing down the semi on the motorcycle and he pulls the shotgun up from whereever it's held on the bike looks awesome. Then it puts it back down into whatever slot it's supposed to be in.
I like that.
The scene in Terminator 2 where Arnold is chasing down the semi on the motorcycle and he pulls the shotgun up from whereever it's held on the bike looks awesome. Then it puts it back down into whatever slot it's supposed to be in.
I like that.
"how do you carry you cues on a motorcycle ?"
I always use an old 3x5 Instroke case for everything.
When I ride the same case simply goes across my back and just crank up and go.
Never had any problems.
Just to add, I ride a new Wide Glide and a 2014 ZX14R which gets most of my riding...oh so smooth.
The Glide may have to go.....lol
But no matter what the case goes across the back. So the ride really doesn't matter.
I always use an old 3x5 Instroke case for everything.
When I ride the same case simply goes across my back and just crank up and go.
Never had any problems.
Just to add, I ride a new Wide Glide and a 2014 ZX14R which gets most of my riding...oh so smooth.
The Glide may have to go.....lol
But no matter what the case goes across the back. So the ride really doesn't matter.
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Let's see the cue!