Hauling guitar on a trike........

[WalterM817]

Anybody done it? Or found a good way?

 

[Sully]

How bout finding a Backpak big enough for it to fit in and wear it on your back :Shrug:

 

[Fabricater]

You need a trailer and a back packing guitar or a baby Taylor . It will make it much easier to take it with you.

 

[Ozarkryder]

A friend has 2 travel guitars - one is a Washburn that has a small body as a slightly shortened neck:

The other one he has is a guitar that folds at the neck: I googled it, I'm not sure his is the Voyage-Air from that company or the one that fender makes:

 

[WalterM817]

All good ideas but I have a Backpacker by Martin. Kind of a limited guitar.

I have too many guitars now so I'm really looking for a way to haul an electric guitar to jams and such.

This time of year I'd rather ride than drive.

The backpack/gig bag thing might work well but all locally are for acoustics.Maybe one for a Les Paul is available somewhere!

 

[FuzzyWuzHe]

I have a fiend that used a trailer hitch receiver and modified it to hold his golf clubs. I'm sure you could do the same for a guitar.

 

[desertclassic]

I taking my mandolin on the bike and trike for quite some time. It is a lot smaller that a guitar but all I do is strap it on the luggage rack or in the passenger seat and away we go. Hard case and strapped on tight. Jim

 

[consitter]

For various reasons, I say if your guitar is worth any money whatsoever, don't do it.