Carrying Beer

[zsiska]

I have been yearning for some Lancaster Brewing Co Rumspringa Golden Bock.  Can't find it anywhere here in VA so a buddy of mine and I are planning a ride to Lancaster (weather permitting) this Saturday.  It is about 3 hours going the shortest route which we will probably take coming home.  Anyway I am trying to figure out the best way to carry as much home as I can.  It actually comes in a can so that should make it easier.  My plan, if someone tells me it will work, is to have a case each in the sidebags, a case in the trunk, and a case strapped to the rear seat.  Has anyone done this and how well does it work.  Will the bags be to heavy with 2 12 packs in each one?

[stevewfl]

I don't drink but beer was the first thing hauled in mine before i even had a trunk. A case and chips on each side.



Well, maybe the first thing i hauled was her



And that same weekend at daytona GIVI fixed my trunk problem 

[zsiska]

Steve I am guessing that if the 14 bags will hold that, then the C-10 bags should hold as much also.

[stevewfl]

Steve I am guessing that if the 14 bags will hold that, then the C-10 bags should hold as much also.

SteveJ is a COG beer expert on the C10 bags, hit him up.  But i suspect they'll be fine!

[Conrad]

You should be fine with a case in each bag. I only had a 12 pack in each bag.

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[Cholla]

I have done exactly as described with a C10. Even broke down an extra 12 pack and filled empty space with individual cans to carry even more.

[ZG]

If all else fails just drink what doesn't fit... 

[Outback_Jon]

I've done a case of cans in the bag of a C10.  Fits just fine, with room to spare.  Don't know if I'd go much over that, due to weight, though.

[jimmymac]

Whiskey takes up less room, and works faster.

[zsiska]

Whiskey takes up less room, and works faster.

I can get whiskey around home.  Going to a brewery a few states over I can get good beer that I wouldn't get otherwise.  And it gives me an excuse for a long ride.

[jimmymac]

I can get whiskey around home.  Going to a brewery a few states over I can get good beer that I wouldn't get otherwise.  And it gives me an excuse for a long ride.

Nothin' wrong with that.

[SteveJ.]

SteveJ is a COG beer expert on the C10 bags, hit him up.  But i suspect they'll be fine!

You rang?

B double e double r u n. Yeehaw.

One case cans, one 12 pack of glass per bag pretty well does in the weight limit. Although over limit on the rear rack, I've hauled a 12-er of glass on it. In theory, if you can mount 3-4 cases securely on the rear seat, go for it. It would be like a light passenger(pun?). There ya go, up to seven cases. Total weight will be less that 200lbs. Good 2 Go.


Maybe time to think about adding a trailer?

 

[Gumby]

Strap a cooler to the back seat. That's how I roll....

[ZG]

Strap a cooler to the back seat. That's how I roll....

That must be Enos and his dad Connies behind you there in that first pic eh Gumbi?

[Gumby]

That must be Enos and his dad Connies behind you there in that first pic eh Gumbi?

Ya

[ZG]

Ya

Nice! 
No wonder you bought one, you're surrounded by em... 

[Cholla]

Strap a cooler to the back seat. That's how I roll....

That's just for personal consumption for the day. Weez talkin beer truck! 30 packs stack! Playmate coolers don't! Besides, dat motor will shake da beer too much!

[Gumby]

Besides, dat motor will shake da beer too much!

Good point. 

[Roadhound]

I don't drink but beer was the first thing hauled in mine before i even had a trunk. A case and chips on each side.

It's quite obvious from looking at the contents of your saddlebag that someone else doesn't drink Beer.

[Gumby]