It was a 1997 sporty and my wife was 9mos preg we got on the bike to get a burger for supper on the way home we picked up a case of bud light so there she was on a sportster holding a case of beer between up waaayy knocked up on a sporty!!!

 

A friend off mine had all his diving gear!

 

When I was a kid we lived in Alberta, and you could legally ride a bike up to 100cc at 14 years old.
We had horses and they were in a pasture about 10 miles from where we lived, so everytime I wanted to go horse riding, I would throw my saddle on my Suzuki 50, and a bucket of oats tied on the back to catch my horse with, and ride out to the pasture.

I must have looked pretty dorky riding along on a Suzuki 50 sitting in a horse saddle, but you do what ya gotta do.

 

I think this guy has to be a winner. Hauling a BBQ.

 

I guess it would be a big bag of Dog food. I was on the way home and the store was about the close and remembered I had no food for my dog and had to the work the next day so I could not let her go without food so I got the bag held it the best I could on the bike and rode home-got some funny looks in the 2 miles home form the store.

 

crockpot full of meatballs & sauce tied to the pass backrest, along with 3 frenchbread rolls strapped to the saddlebag (they were too long to fit inside).

picked up a 1/4 sheet of plywood once, but that was only a few blocks.

four 25lb bags of ice (sat on one....NOT recommended)

front & rear wheels from DW's softail when it got reshod with tires...

I rarely take my truck out, so I tend to get creative to get what I need to where I need it....

 

Wait. There's a store that sells beer AND swords? Cool!

 

A 36 pack of cooks light, 2 2 liter bottles of coke, 4 pounds of chicken, veggies, eggs, salad, and more! Folks at store thought we were nuts! All fit into saddles!

 

Many years ago my mother went to a dog breeder's on her FLHTC and picked me up a puppy harlequin great dane...since he came home in a pet carrier on the back of a harley and he was a harlequin...he got named "Harley"

 

I am a Marine and a couple months back I was taking course where I needed to show up to a range in full gear. Being I only ride my bike I just wore it. Pic on my phone...sorry. I was wearing my uniform and full body armor with my pack on back with my kevlar helmet strapped to it. Even some Marines would turn and stare. Riding with ceramic plates front, rear and sides is no fun...not to mention the magazines and grenade pouches and first aid kit. Good times, happens every few months actually.