[oldtoys1961]

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Just curious. Does anyone have pics of a Honda Goldwings hauling different things. Odd stuff. Being used for a work horse. It'd be cool to see some differnet ways people have adapted to using their Wings. Postem if you gottem. JR

 

[lostinflorida]

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This is a 1200 I saw that the guy was using for his fishing. He's just about to run across the Skyway Bridge to the fising pier on the South side.

http://usera.ImageCave.com/lostinflorida/DSC04606.JPG

 

[Jluvs2dive]

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I assume you've seen the Retriever, Goldwing tow truck?
http://www.comingthrough.se/

John

 

[Popeye]

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The old Classic:

 

[whitehouse]

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Boy, I bet that made an impression pulling into Sturgis.

 

[Wolfman]

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whitehouse wrote:

Boy, I bet that made an impression pulling into Sturgis.

Yeah, but probably not the impression you are thinking.....

 

[UbarW]

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Wolfman wrote:

whitehouse wrote:

Boy, I bet that made an impression pulling into Sturgis.

Yeah, but probably not the impression you are thinking.....

my guess is they parked about 50 miles away, rode the hd in, and complained about how the vibration had them worn out!:cheeky1:

 

[Matt G]

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Here is my 1800 at work,

At the job site

the jacks dissassembled for transport

all the tools I carried that day, tool box, jacks, comealong, spark plug cleaner/tester, ultrasonic cleaner, electric drills,

here are the jacks alone, they are WWII surplus, 12,000 lb lift capacity each

I carried the engine for this on the luggage rack of my GL1100

it was a 2180 VW engine, converted for aircraf use. The plane is a Dragonfly, made of foam and fiberglass, I built the plane and engine.

Carried this home in my trailer, along with all the tools I used to remove it from the plane.

One of the planes I have worked on from my Goldwing. You might have seen in it in the remake of The Flight of The Phoenix,

 

[oharaLTD]

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Home made trailor. You cant see it but there is a lab (dog) in the trailor.

 

[globetrotter]

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lostinflorida wrote:

This is a 1200 I saw that the guy was using for his fishing. He's just about to run across the Skyway Bridge to the fising pier on the South side.

http://usera.ImageCave.com/lostinflorida/DSC04606.JPG

Obviously disabled :coollep:

 

[Popeye]

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globetrotter wrote:

lostinflorida wrote:

This is a 1200 I saw that the guy was using for his fishing. He's just about to run across the Skyway Bridge to the fising pier on the South side.

http://usera.ImageCave.com/lostinflorida/DSC04606.JPG

Obviously disabled :coollep:

It seems you need a sticker every time you fish there.

Are those official Honda riding shoes?

 

[RonSena]

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Hmm he must be living in Florida

 

[Rudy]

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Here's a guy nearby who uses his HF trailer for everything.

 

[Sonny in Indiana]

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I hauled this 750 for another guy........
http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg65/Sonny7thb/trailer/fromAJsoldcamera133.jpg

 

[Sparrky]

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To do double duty, I took my girl for a MC and bought her a cloths dryer. It was about 75 miles away and I wasn't going to take my one ton truck at 13 miles to the gallon when I could enjoy the ride and save enough money to treat her to a lunch out on the way home.

That is, my girl for 41 years this month.

 

[Big E]

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here ya go.

 

[Matt G]

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What is the white stuff ? never had to deal with that in Phoenix,

 

[scotthohio]

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Matt G wrote:

What is the white stuff ? never had to deal with that in Phoenix,

That is Goldwing abuse !!! Not even covered up...

 

[exavid]

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Here's a fellow that built a trailer in his living room to carry his canoe behind his 'Wing. Kinda handy to have reverse for launching.

http://www.floydweb.com/images/goldwing/canoetrailer/canoetrailer.html

 

[hndewing]

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I've used mine to haul my Desk Top Computer to the Repair shop and then back home, The guys at the shop had a fit.