anderszx6r

The trailer I have is like 10ft with walls and has a cover if need be.
Problem is that - when people drink, they will just ride home anyways because their judgement is impaired.

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RedKat600

My solution? Don't drink and ride. Kudos to you for posting this shiz up!

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KNanthrup

One question - Can I ride on my motorcycle while it's in your trailer on the way home? I will wear my helmet and only make engine sounds with my mouth.

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anderszx6r

Yes, you can ride your bike in the trailer. If I get pulled over I'll just say, Sir I had no idea there was a motorcyclist in my trailer.

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Jeffytune

That is very cool of you.
Years ago, I made a mistake of having a few, then a few more and before I Knew it, I was in no shape to ride home. So I asked the bar owner if I could stick my bike in the out building and took a bus home.
Good thing too, because I passed right through a IUD checkpoint, of course they waved the bus right through it.

The next day, I had a hell of a hang over, and the Trimet yard was not happy I borrowed the bus and all......

That and it took me three day to figure what bar I had left my bike at......

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Jeffytune

The above is a joke, In reality I do not drink even one if I am on the bike. riding requires all your senses firing on all cylinders.

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FeralRdr

Yep! Wait til you get to a stop light.

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fijiman

Good on you brotha! Way to go to give back to the community.

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