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Motorcycle Pet Carriers/Dog backpack carriers
- Thread starter Darren111
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Kuryakin do some pretty good "pet palaces" in a variety of sizes, so there should be one to fit your french bulldog. As you should be able to see in my avatar pic, if you think about it a little, your furry friend may even be able to fit in a tank bag instead of in a box on a rack or ryding the pillion seat etc - the avatar pic shows my 'miniture Maltese' sitting in the Can-Am tank bag that was originally intended for use on the RSS/ST style Spyders, but a tiny adjustment to the straps allows the front 2 to go around the steering shaft, with the heavier centre strap at the rear being extended to allow it to stretch down between the seat & the glovebox, go around the main spar, then back up to the bag. It also provides a secure link inside the bag for his harness, so he is strapped onto the Spyder, but the harness & lead is short enough so that even if the RT flips, he's kept clear of the ground by the dash & handlebars up front & the RT Trunk behind!
That little tank bag doesn't allow him to be fully enclosed, but once he's got his harness & Doggles on he prefers to be out in the breeze anyway. (Do protect your dogs eyes while ryding, even the wind pressure at moderate speeds can do a lot of canine eye damage over time! Doggles should be available at most pet accessory retailers, often the same places you can get a pet palace.) Still, when we are touring or the weather's not so nice, we have a larger tank bag very similar to the Kuryakin offerings that is big enough for him to be fully enclosed & protected, even curl up & settle inside completely enclosed & protected from the elements; or the side, front, & top mesh covers can be opened in varying stages to let him simply enjoy the breeze or go so far as to stick his head & shoulders out to commune with nature as we ryde. No, not THAT 'commune with nature', he will tell us in no uncertain terms if he needs a stop to find some grass or a fire hydrant, altho a front wheel will suffice if he's caught short!
Here's to Enjoying your Spyder Ryding with your Furry Friend & co-pilot aboard! :thumbup:
Ps: do a search on Teddy & his Red Sled, he's a real character who we see far too little of here on the Forum these days! :sour:
That little tank bag doesn't allow him to be fully enclosed, but once he's got his harness & Doggles on he prefers to be out in the breeze anyway. (Do protect your dogs eyes while ryding, even the wind pressure at moderate speeds can do a lot of canine eye damage over time! Doggles should be available at most pet accessory retailers, often the same places you can get a pet palace.) Still, when we are touring or the weather's not so nice, we have a larger tank bag very similar to the Kuryakin offerings that is big enough for him to be fully enclosed & protected, even curl up & settle inside completely enclosed & protected from the elements; or the side, front, & top mesh covers can be opened in varying stages to let him simply enjoy the breeze or go so far as to stick his head & shoulders out to commune with nature as we ryde. No, not THAT 'commune with nature', he will tell us in no uncertain terms if he needs a stop to find some grass or a fire hydrant, altho a front wheel will suffice if he's caught short!
Here's to Enjoying your Spyder Ryding with your Furry Friend & co-pilot aboard! :thumbup:
Ps: do a search on Teddy & his Red Sled, he's a real character who we see far too little of here on the Forum these days! :sour:
Darren111
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Here's thanking Luvs2Ride, Haikanko, Lew L and Deanna777 for your comments. Peter Aawen loving the advice and recommendation you have given, I will certainly do my homework on the Kuryakin. Peter did you wait till your dog was an adult before taking her out for rides or did you take her out when she was a puppy? I want to make sure my dog will be happy with rides out and just wondering whether to take her out whilst she is a puppy so that she can get used to it and find out if she will like it or not.
Highwayman2013
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https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle...MIhuD8qoLQ4QIVjdlkCh3tcQnREAAYASAAEgJA3fD_BwE
Here's some ideas, not sure what's available where you are.
Here's some ideas, not sure what's available where you are.
HayRog
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Cuter than the English Bulldog for sure :2thumbs:
Darren111
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Thank you Highwayman. After doing my homework and getting advice, I am sold on the Kuryakyn Pet Palace Carrier. Thanks again for the advice.
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Does your small pet like to ride? If so, we have the safest, stylish, & most convenient solution! Place your pet inside, strap it to the bike & you're ready to take your favorite pet on the safari of a lifetime. Equipped with more features than you can shake a stick at - A drink holder for you & a food dish holder for your pet. Also a removable washable faux fur comfort liner, built in leash, two large storage compartments & four mesh windows for viewing & ventilation. Dims: 18.5" wide x 15" deep (with pockets) x 13" tall Cubic inches: 2,126 (Inside only) Reflective piping for visibility Highly water-resistant fabric, no rain cover needed Top window opens allowing pet to pop its head out Internal frame and rigid bottom provides support Carrying handle for easy portability Bottom and top zipper open for easy cleaning Zip out drink holder and pocket for included food/water dishes Removable faux fur comfort liner & four mesh windows for viewing and ventilation Included items: Internal adjustable leash, two dishes, four metal stakes for securing to the ground, & adjustable straps for mounting to the motorcycle
Product description
Does your small pet like to ride? If so, we have the safest, stylish, & most convenient solution! Place your pet inside, strap it to the bike & you're ready to take your favorite pet on the safari of a lifetime. Equipped with more features than you can shake a stick at - A drink holder for you & a food dish holder for your pet. Also a removable washable faux fur comfort liner, built in leash, two large storage compartments & four mesh windows for viewing & ventilation. Dims: 18.5" wide x 15" deep (with pockets) x 13" tall Cubic inches: 2,126 (Inside only) Reflective piping for visibility Highly water-resistant fabric, no rain cover needed Top window opens allowing pet to pop its head out Internal frame and rigid bottom provides support Carrying handle for easy portability Bottom and top zipper open for easy cleaning Zip out drink holder and pocket for included food/water dishes Removable faux fur comfort liner & four mesh windows for viewing and ventilation Included items: Internal adjustable leash, two dishes, four metal stakes for securing to the ground, & adjustable straps for mounting to the motorcycle
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Are you kidding - :gaah: ….. Bullies are the cutest dogs & smartest & most lovable & toughest & most stubborn & &&& well you get it ….. :roflblack:...………...jmho ….. Mike
hyea:Lew, on one of my longer trips, I saw a motorcycle with a trailer. Peeked inside and saw a large dog. I could see he had a food dish as well as water dish, a couple of toys, and doggie bed. He might have a dog spa in the back. His owner/driver told me that the dog went and stood by the trailer on a daily basis, hoping it was time for a ride.
~Sandee~
Friend of mine went down on the freeway a couple of years ago and both he and his K9 passenger survived the crash. He rear ended a stopped vehicle and bent the frame of his bike so it was totaled. New frame, forks, tire wheel and so on and both he and his buddy are back on the road again and riding together today. So just be super careful out there and enjoy the ride and the company.
Lew L
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Thanks for the reply Sandee. I guess " large dog" is the operative term here. Searched a bunch of sites and " large dog" to them means70 to 90 lbs. Great Danes are twice that size. We even chose a SUV many years ago because our Dane at the time could sit up in the back. Living with Great Danes is like living with a 180 lb. 3 year old. But we've had 6 of them over the years----- loved them all.
Lew L
HayRog
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Are you kidding - :gaah: ….. Bullies are the cutest dogs & smartest & most lovable & toughest & most stubborn & &&& well you get it ….. :roflblack:...………...jmho ….. Mike
OK Mike, ya got me. There are exceptions. Your Bully is cute also
Guess I still remember my buddy in Liverpool when we were teenagers. His bulldog had been in a few scraps and had a problem with flatulence
easysuper
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Pet Carrier
This is how we take our second child with us on our trips, she has logged over 10,000 miles in her personal RV, there is room for her water dish, there is 4 operable windows with screens, two locking doors, and it is insulated with ridged fiberglass foam panels and a operable air scoop on top.
This is how we take our second child with us on our trips, she has logged over 10,000 miles in her personal RV, there is room for her water dish, there is 4 operable windows with screens, two locking doors, and it is insulated with ridged fiberglass foam panels and a operable air scoop on top.
Him, Darren; Him!! Fixed it for you tho! :thumbup:
Dunno why everyone thinks that such a tough looking fella like Max is a 'she', He's got a bikie jacket, doggles, & a beard 'n all... but people still call Him a her! :gaah: Usually only once tho!
Not to worry tho, he's survived so far without having to savage anyone's ankle for re-offending! :2thumbs:
You ask how old he was when he first came riding? Well, he's been riding with me & keeping me in line for 16 years so far, so I guess he can handle a little gender confusion. He came out on his first ride with me when he was about 8 weeks old, and enjoyed it heaps, leaning into the curves & showing off to his adoring public - so he's been riding & driving with me ever since. For a lot of his early outings, he was so small (fitted on the palm of my hand with room to spare!) that I usually insisted that he travel in my jacket pocket (I wore a Dri-z-a-bone with those deep square flap covered pockets back then, so it was the safest place for such a tiny fella!) & only really graduated to the tank bag & the small pet palace full time once he'd reached his fighting weight of 2.5 kilos. I was a little surprised at how well he took to riding, & how much he enjoyed it, but while he was small, he'd always been a bit of an adventurous type & was always the first of his litter to be out exploring & tasting new stuff. I probably should've realised he'd enjoy pretty much everything I did when we first met.... he was so young the paint hadn't dried yet, his eyes were barely open, & he was sooo tiny, but he was out exploring the room well outside his mum's reach when we arrived & he quickly discovered my boot. He checked it out first to get his bearings, then climbed aboard, savaged the boot lace for a bit, and soon went to sleep sucking on the lace end while the Missus & I finalised his adoption - he adopted us & has travelled with us ever since! In fact, we've literally just finished a 600 mile run, with Max supervising the whole way.... altho he does 'rest his eyes' a lot more on long trips these days than he once used to, but he still lets me know when I'm slowing up too much! He's just a bit of a speed freak! :clap:
I reckon Max knew exactly where he wanted to be & what he wanted to do from the set to, and he didn't need to expend too much effort in making his preferences known - I'd guess your new companion will very quickly let you know too Darren! :thumbup:
I think that's your best solution, if you can get them in England.https://www.amazon.com/Milwaukee-Pe...n+pet+carrier&qid=1555349944&s=gateway&sr=8-4
Raprider
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Lew...I'd love to see your GD on your Spyder :clap:
Our Whippet, Jenny Latte, was dressed for the part, but alas, gone before the Spyder arrived.
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Pallidus Aranea
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Darren,
The Kuryakyn Palace is a must. While ryding through the Dales don't forget to protect those eyes. We have used both Rex Specs (https://www.rexspecs.com) and Doggles (https://woof.doggles.com). We also had leather bomber helmet for our four-legged ryder.
Just as a side note - when looking at your signature I was missing Yorkshire. I lived in Lindley (Otley) for quite a while.
Enjoy the road with you new companion.
The Kuryakyn Palace is a must. While ryding through the Dales don't forget to protect those eyes. We have used both Rex Specs (https://www.rexspecs.com) and Doggles (https://woof.doggles.com). We also had leather bomber helmet for our four-legged ryder.
Just as a side note - when looking at your signature I was missing Yorkshire. I lived in Lindley (Otley) for quite a while.
Enjoy the road with you new companion.
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