Brought a pizza home - on the Spyder!

[nonseven]

This was something I could never do on a motorcycle - went for a ride this morning, then on the way home, stopped at Papa Murphy's and bought a large pizza, and brought it home in the trunk! It folded up a little at the edges, but survived the 20 mile ride home just fine.

 

[missouriboy]

YUM!!!

Okay then, the pizza should be all gone by now, right? :yes:

Did it taste trunky or frunky? :roflblack:

 

[NoJive]

That is awesome! I've carried a lot of stuff in/on the spyder, but never thought I could tote a pizza.

 

[Cavman]

Fits nicely on the passerger's seat with a big bungee.

 

[rlynchtx]

Wife and I went to the farmer's market this morning and were able to take 4 plants and a few bags of goodies home -- all in the frunk. This machine is wonderful!

 

[flamingobabe]

 

[SpyderAnn01]

I did that once too. You just don't want to order your pizza with extra sauce.

 

[SPYD1]

Side job?:roflblack:

 

[Mad Mike]

Never Tried a Pizza. I do regularly use the trailer when my wife and I go to the grocery, Wal-Mart and so forth..Handier than a pocket on a shirt..I've hauled a lot of business relative items (that cant be mentioned). But no Pizza! Have to try it! Guess that's thinking outside the box about how to haul what's in the box...

 

[MrLooney]

Whats next to be Hauled in your Spyder?

opcorn:opcorn:opcorn:

 

[NancysToy]

Fits nicely on the passerger's seat with a big bungee.

:agree: I have done it a number of times.

 

[Kungfuspyder]

Did this with the RT on the passenger seat with a 16" pizza, tried it with a 18" pizza it didn't work:gaah: had to be put in a smaller box. Note to self, when picking up pizza be sure to have RT622 attached to pick it up.

 

[Bob Denman]

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[Daisyjoe]

Rode Spyder to WalMart to buy a couple of things. NO PROBLEM. Once inside the store, I saw several things I just HAD to have. One of those was an essential. YEP--TOILET TISSUE. 12 pack was on sale. Had to have it. I saved at least 35 cents. As the little girl rang up my purchases, I made the comment that I might have to bring some items back because I am on my motorcycle and there might not be enough room. (Oh, the look on her face. I could see the wheels turning as she is wondering, Where is this old lady gonna put a twelve pack roll of toilet tissue on a motorcycle?) I pay for my treasures and depart the store. I ended up with 4, yes 4 bags, plus the super duper 12 pack roll of toilet tissue. I open the frunk on my bike and I see my FROGG TOGGS rain suit, tool kit, extra shirt and a bottle of water. WHAT WAS I THINKING??? 4 bags and a 12 pack of super duper pooper paper. I take things out of the shopping bags and begin to place them strategically in the frunk. This process went on for about ten minutes and then it occurred to me. I might have to return my bananas and a can of Maxwell House to make room for my PAPER. OK. Think AVA. I GOT IT. :thumbup: I opened the 12 pack (tissue, not beer) and began to stuff a roll in every little nook and cranny of my already overflowing frunk. I had to squash some of the rolls to make them fit, but I got it all in my FRUNK! It is a good thing I did not have an accident on my way home. People that were in the WalMart parking lot that day are still talking about this little episode. I LOVE MY :spyder::yes::yes:

 

[missouriboy]

Natty Pack!

How many people out there know that a 30-pack of beer weighs 25 pounds? :dontknow:

Yup, I checked one so I wouldn't be exceeding the 35 lb. limit on the frunk. I'm 7 miles from my Staff of Life supplier, so why run a big ole car just for that? It slips right in there, with room left over for non-essentials like food, and food, or even a little food, in the trunk and saddlebags.

 

[Yelhelp]

tool bag

I carry a tool bag with me if I ride on a work day. I can carry enough tools to get most jobs done and it was fun getting there and back (where ever there happens to be that day)

 

[rc51ny]

Here's my perfect pizza haul method. Eat first half--carry second half home! :roflblack: Never had a fit problem! LOL

 

[Bob Denman]

That works well for pizza; but I'm not sure how it would work out for hauling toilet paper! :shocked: :roflblack:

 

[ulflyer]

How many people out there know that a 30-pack of beer weighs 25 pounds? :dontknow:

Yup, I checked one so I wouldn't be exceeding the 35 lb. limit on the frunk. I'm 7 miles from my Staff of Life supplier, so why run a big ole car just for that? It slips right in there, with room left over for non-essentials like food, and food, or even a little food, in the trunk and saddlebags.

Headed down to an antique bike show yesterday with an 18 pak on the rear seat for a buddy camped there with his show bikes. It won't fall off, no need to bungie it, I sez to myself! $11.49 out on the road somewhere............

 

[Bob Denman]

:yikes: