Cooked Breakfast
 

When I commute on my SV I carry my sarnies for lunch under the pillion seat.
This led me to thinking, if you had a bike with underseat pipes, would they generate enough heat to keep food under the seat warm :?:

You could have a nice hot sausage roll or something at the end of a ride =P~

:wink: :wink: :wink:

Isn't that what a belly pan is for?

Dunno about an SV, but on a long run in the cold weather I sometimes wedge a pastie in the fairing of the Kwak, if you get it in the right spot it's up against a rad hose - nice and warm after a short while.

Positioning is vital though - if it contacts the fairing itself it doesn't get as warm.

Sid ate all the Pies
Sid ate all the Pies
You fat Bas. . . . . . . . . . etc etc :lol: :lol:

This thread has got me hungry. What time do mickey D's stop serving those egg Mcmuffins?

Mmm me too, well actually its the lad's in my team who have just come in with egg and bacon butties =P~

Not entirely true, you obviously got a few in before I got there tubby.

Yeah...well...this bit is fairly accurate, sadly.

Touche Master Squid, sadly this is also true :cry:

Awesome... a thread about cooked brekkies with tubbies taking the mickey out of each other... :lol:

My day is complete. :lol: ;)




... although I'm a bit tubby.... and now I'm ravenous... but on a diet... :cry:

You lot are cruel.... CRUEL I TELL YOU.

8)

I once saw a courier wedge a starbucks coffee cup in between the engine case and the exhaust header of his old Kwak 550. 8)