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  1. 06-07-2010, 11:25 PM #1
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    Texas Motorcycle Seat

    I don't know if this really is from Texas, but I'm sure a lot of you would like to claim it as your state's also. It's some nice leatherwork.

    Duke, this might be a niche for you when you tire of saddles.
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  2. 06-08-2010, 11:08 AM #2
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    i would think more like Arizona since Texas does not have open carry. There is a guy around here with a pistol gripped pump shotgun mounted to his motorcycle that I have seen.
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  3. 06-08-2010, 01:50 PM #3
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    That is kinda neat. Makes me want a saddle like that and I don't have a motorcycle.
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    Since I drive a BMW sidecar rig do I have to carry a Luger? Or maybe my 1912 Steyr.
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  5. 06-08-2010, 02:48 PM #5
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    Since there is a LEO's car in the background, it may be their's . . . but it is cool.
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  6. 06-09-2010, 02:22 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Springfield View Post
    Since I drive a BMW sidecar rig do I have to carry a Luger? Or maybe my 1912 Steyr.
    A Broomhandle with sholderstock holster ?
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  7. 06-09-2010, 12:30 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by 123.DieselBenz View Post
    Since there is a LEO's car in the background, it may be their's . . . but it is cool.
    I saw a larger view elsewhere, and it looks like the rear fender has what looks like the tip of a Sheriff's star decal, so you may be right. The colors work for that, too.
    Maybe it belongs to the Sheriff.
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  8. 06-09-2010, 12:53 PM #8
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    Kind of hard on the gun when it rains! LOL
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    Most people who have bikes like that only ride them during periods of dry sunny weather. They dont go too far on them either, so if it does start to rain they can get it home fast and get it back in the garage before it gets wet.
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    Texas DOES allow open carry of longarms and legal shotguns, and I think that bike holster just might be legal under our new Castle Doctrine.

    That's pretty darned cool, wherever it is!

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    Now if Custer had only had XXX number of the complete rigs, things might have been a little different, LOL.
    That is awesome!
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    A buddy of mine had sent me that photo a few days ago and I immediately adopted it as my avatar photo. I ride a Triumph Speedmaster and wear a 1911 on a belt holster on the right hip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deltaenterprizes View Post
    Kind of hard on the gun when it rains! LOL
    We haven't had rain for WAY over a month now!

    But I'd rather have it on my body . . . what do you do with it when you get off?

    I does look cool though!
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    The grip on that looks like a Grovers #5, expensive!!! Expensive ride too!
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    Question Boolit hole

    Anyone else notice the boolit hole in the rear fender?
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    Quote Originally Posted by casterofboolits View Post
    Anyone else notice the boolit hole in the rear fender?
    lt's probally a decal.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Springfield View Post
    Since I drive a BMW sidecar rig do I have to carry a Luger? Or maybe my 1912 Steyr.
    maybe something bigger


    or faster


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    Now I would like to see the guy reloading off of the loops in the back while riding!
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    That's why he has another on the other side. The fastest reload is another gun!
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