Another Way to Keep People Off

[sidecars]

I use a cargo mesh from my old Guzzi. So far so good... and compact.

 

[Chupaca]

That'll work...

but it won't help with the heat or rain...:banghead: but will keep folks off..!! :thumbup:

 

[sidecars]

Yeah

Yeah... I have a half cover for that!

Bryan

 

[Professor]

I use a cargo mesh from my old Guzzi. So far so good... and compact.

I used to ride a 2000 Moto Guzzi Jackal - one of my favorite bikes ever. It was almost as good of a conversation starter as the Spyder.

 

[Bob Denman]

Cheap, and easy to deploy... :thumbup:

 

[sidecars]

I hear ya!

I used to ride a 2000 Moto Guzzi Jackal - one of my favorite bikes ever. It was almost as good of a conversation starter as the Spyder.

I hear ya. I gotta sell mine, but haven't yet. Wish I had the space/money/time for both.

 

[robmorg]

I use a cargo mesh from my old Guzzi. So far so good... and compact.

Those Moto Guzzi's were classics for sure.

Just curoius... Did you have a repetitive problem with people sitting on your Spyder BEFORE you used the cargo net?

 

[Bob Denman]

Just leave one of these on the seat...
They're also effective deterrents to unwanted Salesman at home! :thumbup:

 

[Professor]

Those Moto Guzzi's were classics for sure.

One of the most common comments I got when people saw my Guzzi was, "I didn't know they still make those". They still do and they are still fine motorcycles.

 

[Bob Denman]

One of the most common comments I got when people saw my Guzzi was, "I didn't know they still make those". They still do and they are still fine motorcycles.

:agree:

http://www.motoguzzi-us.com/

 

[sidecars]

Sitting

No, it never has happened. Honestly, it wouldn't have occurred to me except for the comments here. Well, and I am part of group that meets every Friday night in a part of town where a good number of homeless people live. No crime in that, but there are always a few with some profound mental issues. No need to make it easy to get on... and this thing sure does stand out.

 

[Pampurrs]

I use a cargo mesh from my old Guzzi. So far so good... and compact.

That's actually one of the better solutions I've seen. A giant fake spider in the middle of that net would be a nice touch. :clap:


Pam

 

[jaherbst]

A live Rattlesnake also works well here in the old Pueblo!

Jack

 

[Bob Denman]

Jack,
Do you need a particular size rattler, or will any one of them do the job? :dontknow:

 

[PMK]

Slight detour...Sidecars, guessing your photo of the Spyder and Beech Starship was at Evergreen Museum???

Neat place. Been there twice.

Donated the sales brochures I had from the Beech Starship circa early 80's to Evergreen to go along with the aircraft.

Maybe if I get back sometime the curator I dealt with will let me see more of the Spruce Goose. I would love to go inside the wing to the engine.

PK

 

[sidecars]

evergreen

Yeah, it was a part of my 1000 mile first trip. Pretty good place. I just noticed some part of that filed for bankruptcy toward the end of last year, though some deal was in the works in April to save it all. Are you a flyer? I trained in a Cessna 150 about 35 years ago, and more recently flew powered parachutes... both pretty far from that picture!

 

[jaherbst]

Jack,
Do you need a particular size rattler, or will any one of them do the job? :dontknow:

Large enough to cover the seat when coiled Bob!

Jack

 

[Bob Denman]

That would take at least six feet of snake... :shocked:
But at season's end; you could make a nice belt out of him! :thumbup:

 

[jaherbst]

That would take at least six feet of snake... :shocked:
But at season's end; you could make a nice belt out of him! :thumbup:

:joke:

Jack