Nope. It belongs in the Utility Cycling forum.

http://www.bikeforums.net/utility-cy...ke-thread.html

I feel like it deserves to be here, too. Why limit ourselves, you know?

It's not my bike, I just thought the people here might appreciate the jackassery.

looks like something i would build if i knew what to do with a welder

i like this a lot:

http://36.media.tumblr.com/a12ebe7e0...jlvo1_1280.jpg

he uses it for his doge to hang out in on rides

Anybody who customizes their bike/motorcycle to accommodate their canine pal gets a tip of the hat from me.

Seems like the weight would get all weird if the dog went to one side or the other. Like riding with someone on the back of yer motorbike, who doesn't know when to lean in a curve.

I agree that the weight that high might be an issue. I haul more weigh that likes to shift around mid ride (but they respond to yell "sit down!".) Having the weight lower really helps. But bottom line, that is far from jackass.

https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3768/1...5c40371d_z.jpgUntitled by someone, on Flickr

Unless......the dog "gets it". Decades ago there was a guy who raced the Barstow to Vegas race with his dog Kookie on the carpeted tank. That dog knew the gig for everything, jumps, wheelies, dropoffs, you name it. I don't believe he was taught though, I think it was just a natural balance thing. It was even said that John (the human) sometimes could tell what type of terrain was coming up based on Kookies stance.

I dunno, but the were cool (and fast).

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...eWonderDog.jpg

that dog ****in rules

I got passed twice last year by a fellow on a bagged Harley with a German Shepard on the back seat. Sitting, no restraints and seemingly calm and comfy. Looked pretty cool, but a few minutes of thought strongly suggests a jackass thing to do, endangering the dog thusly.

Pls. note the #jackass , tying the post to this thread

This is in New Orleans. I've met the dude. He lives here part of the year, and he's legit.

We should all aspire to have the integrity, humility, and freedom that is expressed through his life's work. If only I could be so courageous.

Live Free or Drive

been following his blog for a while, really an inspiring dude

Yep

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-TRFmqVgTE3...le-chopper.jpg

Probably porn to some folks...

I hate this as much as i hate chopped and raked motorcycles.

#Bro

Does that thing even turn? I'm guessing not, it just flops, and he needs that fat tire for stability. It looks like there is two feet of trail.

waiting for the ferry i saw a dude on one of those department store chopper bikes, had a gopro on his helmet and pads on all his limbs and mtb spine armor, like hes gonna exceed 10mph.

Playing BIGWHEEL like he is five again.

The motorcycle version of that was really popular here in Cleveland a few years ago. Those guys have to do a three point turn to turn around on those things. And the "beachball" rear tires are just awful.

Bros be extreme.....

choppers have been a huge deal for decades, but i never saw the appeal in them

old man up the block has like 6 of them and has his buddies come over with theirs every weekend and they fill up his driveway with bikes

hes got a bodacious 3 ft long grey beard that flaps in the wind as he cruises along, and one day traveling on the opposite side of the street he gave me the 2 finger biker "whats up" signal to me on my bicycle, he gets a pass.

#beaniesinthesummer #idontgetit

At least he has a headlamp. Safety first, you know!

All natural

http://i.imgur.com/NWucu6o.jpg

I'd ride it once just to see what it feels like.