Do you carry when you ride your motorcycle?

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  • PinoyJedi

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    I carry on my hip at 3 o'clock. The other day when I was riding my jacket got pulled up a bit and at a stop light a guy next to me got my attention and pointed out it was on full display. Thanked him and readjusted my jacket.

    Do you all carry? And if you do, do you worry at all about brandishing or other concerns?
     

    JettaKnight

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    What's this brandishing you talk about? :dunno:


    I always OC while riding. It's pretty common that I see others doing likewise.
     

    Bennettjh

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    Yep. It's in a cell phone type holster so it's not obvious what it is.

    Good thing about Indiana, if it's showing or not, it's fine.
     

    DoggyDaddy

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    I carry on my hip at 3 o'clock. The other day when I was riding my jacket got pulled up a bit and at a stop light a guy next to me got my attention and pointed out it was on full display. Thanked him and readjusted my jacket.

    Do you all carry? And if you do, do you worry at all about brandishing or other concerns?
    Where do you carry the rest of the day? ;)
     

    Sigblitz

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    I carry on my hip at 3 o'clock. The other day when I was riding my jacket got pulled up a bit and at a stop light a guy next to me got my attention and pointed out it was on full display. Thanked him and readjusted my jacket.

    Do you all carry? And if you do, do you worry at all about brandishing or other concerns?

    Carry? While riding? Wouldn't that be just too much evil?:):
     

    Sigblitz

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    russc2542

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    Of course.

    One thing to be mindful of when carrying on a bike is what happens to it when you go. if you do end up skittering across the pavement, remember you may be landing on/riding an extra lump.
     

    PGRChaplain

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    Colder Weather, Jacket & Chaps its a Shoulder Holster. When its Warm i use an Ankle Holster. The Hog in back comes with a built in Holster!

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    Mark 1911

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    I always carried while riding. Back in my riding days I the law in Illinois hadn't been changed yet to allow non-residents to carry, so I would stop to put it in the saddle bag or trunk. And on my Alaska trip I left it behind due to having to pass through Canada.

    Other than riding through Canada or Communist countries like Illinois, I always carried.

    Since sport bikes have a more forward lean to the riding posture, it happens sometimes that my riding jacket would creep up over my holster when riding the Busa. But I didn't worry about it, as it doesn't matter in Indiana anyway. That was never an issue on the Goldwing because of the more upright posture.
     
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