Flask ain't big enough. Too small.
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My "flask"

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Actually, Iride kinda aggressively sometimes, so I like to keep my clarity.

 

I carry one, but not for drinking, I carry my bong water in it.

 

I carry a flask. Only for end of day on long rides.

 

I aint much for drinking but I do belive in being prepared
I am such aRUB that mine has my initials on it and it matches both my rides [8D]

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If it's in your locked saddle bag (therefore out of reach of the driver/rider), then it's not an "open container" here in CA. Not sure about other states though.

 

having a flask doesn't mean you plan to get yourself drunk as a monkey. And a sip of alcool when you get there in a cold winter day can save you a cold.
Obviously abuse is another thing altogether.

 

Wintertime only. And yes, good ole Tenn sipping whiskey.

 

Got two... a big one for the golf bag and a slightly smaller one for the saddlebag. There's been too many nightsof riding all day then ending up ina motel withonly a Coke machine in sight - to each their own, butI'm old enough to decide for myself what worksfor me. And as far as the golf bag goes - a good flask of single malt while on the links completes the whole experience the way Scotsmen and God intended golf to be played.

 

In the old days maybe, but not anymore.