My service dog does NOT like my Spyder

[mtdoragary]

And he didn't like my URAL either. Both for the same reason: they don't lean! When you're riding on the back of a motorcycle it leans and you lean with it and staying on is no problem. When you ride in a sidecar or on the back of a trike and you corner, it tries to throw you off. I have'nt figured a way yet to train him to lean into the turns. He's been riding on the back of my Harley for eight years!

[PrairieSpyder]

And he didn't like my URAL either. Both for the same reason: they don't lean! When you're riding on the back of a motorcycle it leans and you lean with it and staying on is no problem. When you ride in a sidecar or on the back of a trike and you corner, it tries to throw you off. I have'nt figured a way yet to train him to lean into the turns. He's been riding on the back of my Harley for eight years!

That's a nice-looking dog!

You don't ride barefoot, I hope?

[Chupaca]

takes a little time....thats not a harley..!! But then he doesn't know that...

[tommyoneleg]

That is just Awesome!!!

[mtdoragary]

takes a little time....thats not a harley..!! But then he doesn't know that...

he liked the W650 better than the Harley - quieter!

[mtdoragary]

That's a nice-looking dog!

You don't ride barefoot, I hope?

Thanks!
No, but I COULD with the Spyder!

[Bob Denman]

How'd you like the 650 Kawi?
I always liked the way that they looked...

... and wondered how they were to live with!

[jaherbst]

And he didn't like my URAL either. Both for the same reason: they don't lean! When you're riding on the back of a motorcycle it leans and you lean with it and staying on is no problem. When you ride in a sidecar or on the back of a trike and you corner, it tries to throw you off. I have'nt figured a way yet to train him to lean into the turns. He's been riding on the back of my Harley for eight years!

What kind of service does your dog perform? Hope the dog does not fall off someday and gets hurt.

Jack

[SNOOPY]

What kind of service does your dog perform? Hope the dog does not fall off someday and gets hurt.

Jack

Dang, then the service dog would need a service dog!

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[Marker]

Nice Picture

I wonder if a back rest on your spyder and wider seat (foam covered plywood?) would help your dog support himself when cornering.

[bluestratos]

Duct tape?

[billrob71]

Put the blinders on the puppy

[DRAGN]

Jack Russell Terrier that rides with me. I put a secure harness on her and Guy her off to the passenger handles with very short lanyards
works great. She also wears Doggles.
Good Luck with your Pup.

[garb55]

And he didn't like my URAL either. Both for the same reason: they don't lean! When you're riding on the back of a motorcycle it leans and you lean with it and staying on is no problem. When you ride in a sidecar or on the back of a trike and you corner, it tries to throw you off. I have'nt figured a way yet to train him to lean into the turns. He's been riding on the back of my Harley for eight years!

The manual has many pages on safety and how to ride the
Maybe you can read it to him

[Bfromla]

Major custom mod ,but maybe a hole in frunk to stick its head out¿. Just thinking that is unless they make a side car in near future


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[mtdoragary]

How'd you like the 650 Kawi?
I always liked the way that they looked...

... and wondered how they were to live with!

absolutely loved it, but wife didn't like it.

[mtdoragary]

The manual has many pages on safety and how to ride the
Maybe you can read it to him

I'll let him read it himself!

[mtdoragary]

Nice Picture

I wonder if a back rest on your spyder and wider seat (foam covered plywood?) would help your dog support himself when cornering.

That's my plan. But the real problem is teaching him to lean. On the bikes, they did the leaning for him!

[mtdoragary]

Dang, then the service dog would need a service dog!

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Neurological service dog. He's been riding for eight years and fell off on his first ride and decided staying on is a better plan.

[mtdoragary]

Jack Russell Terrier that rides with me. I put a secure harness on her and Guy her off to the passenger handles with very short lanyards
works great. She also wears Doggles.
Good Luck with your Pup.

That would work with the Spyder, and might be the answer, iphone 6-25-14 066.jpgbut certainly did NOT on the motorcycles. I got run off the road and he fell off and was drug by the guy!

[garb55]

I'll let him read it himself!

I tried that with my Shiba Inu
But all she did was lick the pages
So I got a Beast Rider dog seat
Don

[easysuper]

This is how we haul ours .Trina's new ride.jpg

[jaherbst]

This is how we haul ours .Trina's new ride.jpg

A much safer plan for both the dog and rider! Also protects the dog from the elements.

I never much cottoned to taking my dog on the Spider or Bike but I am getting ideas. I have three Giant Schnausers.

Jack

[easysuper]

A much safer plan for both the dog and rider! Also protects the dog from the elements.

I never much cottoned to taking my dog on the Spider or Bike but I am getting ideas. I have three Giant Schnausers.

Jack

This summer when riding Bear Tooth Pass we ran on to a man with a harley Trike and he had built his own trailer that was Hauling his 2 Great Pyrenees it looked like a cattle trailer and he had made it out of aluminum and he had snap on covers , these dogs each weighed over 100 lbs each and were just lounging in the trailer enjoying the ride . Our English Setter has logged over 3,00 miles this summer including the SITR , with a side trip to Crater Lake and Hells Canyon .

[jaherbst]

This summer when riding Bear Tooth Pass we ran on to a man with a harley Trike and he had built his own trailer that was Hauling his 2 Great Pyrenees it looked like a cattle trailer and he had made it out of aluminum and he had snap on covers , these dogs each weighed over 100 lbs each and were just lounging in the trailer enjoying the ride . Our English Setter has logged over 3,00 miles this summer including the SITR , with a side trip to Crater Lake and Hells Canyon .

Camille and I saw you at SITR. We had our three #130 pound Schnauzers with us.

Jack