| Author | Message | ||
     Old_mil |
Anyone ride with theirs? I'm going to get the bike lowered this spring and am debating between a road hound/t-bag solution. I'm thinking the t-bag would work with the bike better. Anyone used one? | ||
| Panhead_dan |
Our dog loves to ride. She goes ape shit every time she hears a motorcycle engine. I have no advice as to carriers because she is a miniature yorkshire terrior that fits in yer pocket! She prefers to be tucked into the front of my jacket with her head stickin out in the breeze. | ||
| Xbimmer |
Currently dogless, but my daughters' mutt is a "to go" dog as they say. In the car up to 45-50 with a dropped window and he's there in the wind. Past that speed and it's paws on the dash checking it all out. Drove a cat home once and it took hours to extract it from under the dash of a '65 Cadillac... Dogs RULE! | ||
| Krassh |
You must have the wrong, ours travel in the truck with us on the dash. We have even taken the cat on the motorcycle as well as the dog. | ||
| Old_mil |
One more question...those of you who have traveled on bikes (especially v-twins), does the noise affect the dogs adversely over time? Anything you can do to minimize hearing loss (are there such things as dog ear plugs?) I have stock exhaust on my Uly & am hoping that won't be too loud. |
