Unfortunately I’ve never been able to combine the two for the simple reason that carrying a set of clubs on your bike is not an easy proposition. Until now that is.
Go-Go Caddy have entered the market with a golf club carrier designed for Harley-Davidson motorcycles. According to their web site, “Go-Go Caddy, the easy-on, attractive and rugged golf club carrier, makes use of the same mounts used for a detachable backrest which already exist on the bike.”Priced at $499, the Go-Go Caddy is available in any colour you want, as long as it’s black.
While it’s an interesting concept I’m still having some difficulty reconciling the image of a tattooed guy in plus-fours tooling down the highway on his loud-pipes-save-lives Fatboy emblazoned with flames and airbrushed skulls while leaving a trail of errant golf balls and tees behind him because he forgot to zip up a pocket or two. Besides it just looks wrong.
It might look wrong, but it sounds really funny. LOL
ReplyDeleteThis is deffo NOT a cool look, maybe if you spray painted skulls or flames onto your golf bag it may look cooler :)
ReplyDeleteİt wasn't anonymous!! it was me Linda from montieand me :(
ReplyDeleteGary - it definitely blows the cool factor.
ReplyDeleteLinda - I'm not sure flames and skulls would make much difference. lol. btw, welcome back. Haven't seen you around in a while.
I am all for practicality. If it works and serves a need, then go for it. A movie if you driving up in the parking lot of the local country club would be very cool.
ReplyDeleteThat is too funny! I personally don't care for golf, but if I had to golf, I would definitely want to do it on a Harley!
ReplyDeletecpa3485 - Don't hold your breath waiting for that movie.
ReplyDeleteKen - That's the spirit!
I agree. That does look weird. I guess if you want to do both it might just work though. What I want to know is when you are done golfing, and you want to go for a ride, what are you supposed to do with the clubs? Ride with them? In your golf clothing?
ReplyDeleteMr. M - It's easy enough to throw a change of clothes in the saddle bags, but I'm not sure how it would handle a high speed blast through the twisties.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll just leave my gear at the club and not worry about it.