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Started by MadMax, November 28, 2015, 10:26:37 PM

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MadMax

Saw this from a friend of mine on FB and it was taken here in Huntsville, AL.  Let's see what your initial thoughts are, LMBO!


kdtrull

I think it's nuts..and in today's world I'd suspect it a spoof.  But my folks did the same stupid thing when I was 2.


MadMax

#2
I assure you it isn't Photoshopped.  The owner confirmed it's real, but there is a catch, lol.  I will reserve the catch till after I see some initial reactions.

I admit that I used to ride my 4 - 5 year old around the neighborhood on my V Star 1300 back when I had it.  Never outside the neighborhood, but he loved riding with me on the tank and pretending he was driving while blowing the air horn I had installed, lol.

kdtrull

I hear you.  I used to ride the tank and steer too.  But my folks were nuts.
Is hard to imagine now-days.

Chuck A.

The rider could be strapping a dog in for a ride
"There is no substitute for laminar flow in which a helmet is the primary disturbance.'- kdt

People's beliefs are a culmination of their experiences.  Belittling one's ideas is very close to an attack on that person. Ideas make the person who they are. JRobinson

Brian A

Quote from: Chuck A. on November 28, 2015, 11:24:33 PM
The rider could be strapping a dog in for a ride

He beat me to it.

klaviator

#6
Only one kid on a bike?  In many parts of the world that ain't nothin!


jrobinson

I don't have a problem with it. I rode on the gas tank of a Triumph to get my first haircut.

We had a member on the old form that had a seat like that on his bike and carried his kid as a passenger.

klaviator

#8
So this is considered perfectly acceptable:



But on a motorcycle it's not.  I'm not sure there is that big of a difference.

Most of my serious bicycle riding relatives have had more serious injuries on their bicycles than I have had crashing my motorcycles.

Chuck A.

We weren't to good to die young back then. I remember riding on the tailgate of a '62 Chevy pickup at 60 mph when I was 5 years old.





Or was our parents just caught up in the '60s carefree stuff. :o
"There is no substitute for laminar flow in which a helmet is the primary disturbance.'- kdt

People's beliefs are a culmination of their experiences.  Belittling one's ideas is very close to an attack on that person. Ideas make the person who they are. JRobinson

Chuck A.

Quote from: klaviator on November 29, 2015, 08:11:34 AM
So this is considered perfectly acceptable:



But on a motorcycle it's not.  I'm not sure there is that big of a difference.

If she were on the back of a motorcycle, a bikini top would be more acceptable. OH you were talking about the kid. Sorry :-X
"There is no substitute for laminar flow in which a helmet is the primary disturbance.'- kdt

People's beliefs are a culmination of their experiences.  Belittling one's ideas is very close to an attack on that person. Ideas make the person who they are. JRobinson

Argh Oh

Doesn't seem like a good idea to me. My son is 32 and wouldn't fit.

Chuck A.

Quote from: klaviator on November 29, 2015, 07:35:03 AM
Only one kid on a bike?  In many parts of the world that ain't nothin!



India's version of the mini van? 8)
"There is no substitute for laminar flow in which a helmet is the primary disturbance.'- kdt

People's beliefs are a culmination of their experiences.  Belittling one's ideas is very close to an attack on that person. Ideas make the person who they are. JRobinson

MadMax

Loving the replies, but the guy actually has a pet monkey he uses it for.

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Yankee Dog


Quote from: kdtrull on November 28, 2015, 10:51:18 PM
I think it's nuts..and in today's world I'd suspect it a spoof.  But my folks did the same stupid thing when I was 2.




So it's true.  You were dropped on your head as a child.