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Ouch! Where do you live – the NE? You have to take a bike AND a train to get to work? I am soooo spoiled! LOL

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Hey, I checked out the advrider website – it is huge! Actually, it is overwhelmingly enormous. I spent a loooong time trying to wade through the discussion threads for information on sidecars. But I also learned a lot!

Great site – thanks for the suggestion, Matt!

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Those are sooo cool!

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Oooooohh! Your jacket! Got it! ;-} BTW – I just remembered where you got your tag line… Hitchhiker’s Guide was fun. They should remake the old TV series.

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I really hope that it is not just held on with a pin…. a few bolts would be nice! In fact, I’m wondering if they can weld them together! LOL And I must be getting old – I thought it was the road runner and coyote.

Thanks – I’ll check out the web site at advrider.com.

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I know how you feel. Very intense class but grinned all the way through it. And I don’t know of any parking lot that is small enough to require a tight U turn like that…. I think they just want to make sure you won’t drop your bike at really slow speeds. But congrats to ya’ll and try not to smile too much this week!

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Here’s another site you might try. I lived in Montana for 16 years and these are really great in the winter!

http://www.buffwear.com/pages/technical/ways-to-wear.php

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Wow, everyone is so spread out. That is cool to see. I’m the noob in CO.

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Good idea! I found one on the US Plastic Corp web page.

24 Gallon Rubbermaid® ActionPacker® Storage Container 26.5″ x 19″ x 17.4″

These are the dimensions – would this be too big to put on the back of a Rebel 250 or a Ninja? I would place the weight of the drill and tool pouch in the center and make sure they wouldn’t slide around. Otherwise I worry about the weight tearing out the bolts through the plastic.

Thanks for the suggestion!

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“What we have here is a failure to communicate.” (famous words from Cool Hand Luke).

Yeah, Spyders are cool but way out of my budget… let me try again…

I am looking for a small light weight trailer that I can carry my hand tools to work. This would include a case for a cordless drill and some work clothes including a hard hat. Not a lot, but more than can fit in the storage areas I’ve seen.

All of the trailers I find on line seem made for camping or long trips. I am looking for something more along the lines of a tool box on wheels. Something cheap and functional. I do not need something stylish or heavyduty that costs $5000.

I have not chosen a bike yet. I’m still trying to decide what I need… like the trailer. Thanks for any ideas you’ve got!

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Thanks for the quick response! Is there a difference in noise level between the air cooled and water cooled engines?

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