Pillion Pads
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Generatorman
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Take it off if you don’t have a passenger it will fly off
Dude, it's like a fly strip!!!! They come to you if they want a ride!!!
A real girl will ride the fender home from the bar! :flag:
Just make sure she doesn't have rhinestones on the back of her pockets!
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Sellsbooze
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A real girl wouldnt be wearing pants!
Unless she looks AWESOME on the tank....
Husker-Wolf
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I wonder if Ray has any input on that....
Unless she looks AWESOME on the tank....
Hmmm...it sounds like there is an inside joke here! :lol: I was actually speaking from experience...I use to ride on the back of my ex-boyfriend's bike without a pillion...had to plan my wardrobe ahead of time to make sure my jeans didn't have too much embellishments on the pockets. And sorry to say, when out in the public I wasn't a 'real girl' and kept my clothes on!I wonder if Ray has any input on that....
I think these gentlemen are talking about last year when I did a show with my friends Curtis and Ray. Curtis wanted to do a photoshoot for his company and we used Ray's bike. I was posing with the bike and got physically moved into the tank. As soon as it happend, I knew it was bad news. Sure enough my jeans scratched Ray's tank.
I walked right over to Curtis, buried my head in his chest and started bawling! I felt horrible.So there you go kids...tales from the road...one I've actually never retold because it breaks my heart...it sounds like someone has retold it before! :lol:
With age from the hot and cold and dust, the p-pads really do start to lose their suction but flying off has been known to happen to a new pad too....I know someone who found one in the ditch!
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Husker-Wolf
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Ray filled us in at BBB this year, but he didn't say who the perpetrator was. :lol:Hmmm...it sounds like there is an inside joke here! :lol: I was actually speaking from experience...I use to ride on the back of my ex-boyfriend's bike without a pillion...had to plan my wardrobe ahead of time to make sure my jeans didn't have too much embellishments on the pockets. And sorry to say, when out in the public I wasn't a 'real girl' and kept my clothes on!
I think these gentlemen are talking about last year when I did a show with my friends Curtis and Ray. Curtis wanted to do a photoshoot for his company and we used Ray's bike. I was posing with the bike and got physically moved into the tank. As soon as it happend, I knew it was bad news. Sure enough my jeans scratched Ray's tank.
So there you go kids...tales from the road...one I've actually never retold because it breaks my heart...it sounds like someone has retold it before! :lol:
With age from the hot and cold and dust, the p-pads really do start to lose their suction but flying off has been known to happen to a new pad too....I know someone who found one in the ditch!
I had a good idea, remembering the pics from the photo shoot though. It was only a $200 paint job anyway, and well worth the hot pictures.
You got to do what makes you happy dude!:2thumbs:
I like solo but the pad when momma wants to go works for me. I also switch out the sissy bar. Dont like the BDM for looks so I made my own for solo.
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king scott
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I hate the suction cup design.
I have to repolish the round shape scratches out of the fender each time the pad is used. I put felt fabric under the non suction areas and that stopped some of the abrasion caused by the rough material under the seat. I do try to thouroughly clean the fender before placing the pad on so there is no grit but it still scratches
Trying to get the wife to ride the Harley so I don't have to worry about it. She has taken it around the block a few times but I think she just loves the vibration action on the Big Dog.
I know when I was looking at Big Dogs to buy, a lot of folks just left the scratches from the pad on the fender. that hurts me to see.
Any ideas of how to use the pad and not get scratches?
I hope I don't rub through the paint.
I have to repolish the round shape scratches out of the fender each time the pad is used. I put felt fabric under the non suction areas and that stopped some of the abrasion caused by the rough material under the seat. I do try to thouroughly clean the fender before placing the pad on so there is no grit but it still scratches
Trying to get the wife to ride the Harley so I don't have to worry about it. She has taken it around the block a few times but I think she just loves the vibration action on the Big Dog.
I know when I was looking at Big Dogs to buy, a lot of folks just left the scratches from the pad on the fender. that hurts me to see.
Any ideas of how to use the pad and not get scratches?
I hope I don't rub through the paint.