What do you have under your seat?

[Biker Alex]

1. Piaggio x9 125
Used to put all my kit under it, could fit 2 helmets. Ended up being like one of those clutter draws and simply just had loads of crap in it, also saved myself from buying expensive cans of drink and kept 2L bottles from supermarkets under it. Warm but cheap

The storage space was probably about 50 litres

2. Honda cbf 125 - 1 litre storage space
A 10mm spanner and a spare L plate because I was sure my mud flap L plate would fall off Couldnt fit anything else under there

3. Hyosung gt250r 5 litre
A pair of high vis water proof trosours, work gave me two pairs. Yes It makes me illuminous but has saved me from soggy wet jeans loads of times

.. and for some reason even though my gf carries around her helmet and gear on the way to my house she insisted in keeping her gloves in there

women

[TUG]

Datatool system 3 (I fucking hate it, it lives to piss me off)
Original Honda toolkit.
That's all really, its dirty as hell aswell, think I might give it good clean in the same terms as OCD.
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Haz ER-5, innit!

[chrisgixxer]

aprilia rsv mille
tool kit, bungy net,spare gloves
no room for nothing else
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speeding dosn't kill stopping does
current bike suzuki gsxr 1000 k8
previous bikes kawasaki zx9r e-1, aprilia rsv mille, suzuki gsxr 750 k5, yamaha r6, kawasaki zx9r c2, kawasaki zx6r f3, suzuki gs750d, yamaha xs250, honda h100

[Hyaon]

a big engine!
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Mod2 Passed 30/03/2011!
CBF125>GSF650 Bandit K8>B-King 2008+R1 2002

[Stowelly]

waterproofs!

[dextersaurus]

Under my CG125 i had a toolkit, bulbs and spark plug just incase it broke on me.

Under my GPZ's i had the workshop manual and a toolkit, alarm and £20 in a tube in the toolkit for emergency fuel.

Under the TT600's i had the MOT/Insurance as it saved time when i was pulled over... Also had some tools again and the £20 for fuel, plus an alarm.

the GSX had an alarm under the seat but i never had it long enough to hook it up or put anything else under.

The CBR has an alarm, the £20 and nothing else as it's bolted down. can get it off but have to tke the plastics off.

I'm very prepared

Dunc

[Handsome]

Suzuki tool kit, bungy net and a knuckle duster...
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Previous Bikes...Honda NSR 125 RR...Kawasaki Zephyr 550...Suzuki SV 1000 S...Yamaha FZ8...Current Bike...Suzuki GSX-R 750...

[Killer Rat]

honda toolkit, torch and spare headlight bulb.
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cbf125 09', cbt passed 4/6/2010 - 28k miles - 1 major breakdown (stator)

[pinkyfloyd]

Under my seat? Nothing.

Now and then the baby crawls under it but normally theres nothing.

Under the seat of my bike is the usual gubbins and a datatool alarm.

I even have a toolkit which includes the VTR Firestorm spark plug socket which is seemingly rarer than rocking horse shit. A normal socket is too fat to get into the plug so Honda included one specially for the Storm.
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[Berk]

Yamaha sr125

Nothing, there's nowhere for anything to go.. I had been wondering if there was supposed to be storage space, but never got round to asking.

[Martay]

On my City Express:

Nothing under the seat, its full of fuel tank. So for storage, 2 ammo boxes bolted to the sides
In those, Screwdriver + Set of spanners from 8-14 + 19mm incase i need to rebuild the bike! So far i havent encountered anything on the bike i cannot sort/remove with those few tools! Theres also very soon to be spare plug, bungie cord and duct tape, just in case
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Eat well, poo hard
Drives: Cavalier 2.0 16v
Rides: Slightly ratted Honda City Express

[Slacker24seve...]

Toolkit, multitool, tyre gauge, disc lock, bungies and occasionally fags and wallet, depending on what gear I'm wearing.
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Triumph Daytona 675 track bike + girlfriend's Honda Hornet 600
Selling a hack/winter bike for less than a grand? PM me.
Banger rallies are ace

[The999Kid]

under my FZ 400, a dressing pack, toolkit and alcogel
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[funmonkee]

my busa girls *all* have

* multiple USB power slots, 2 x ciggy ports + various charging cables for phones and ipods
* power commander III
* standard toolkit
* extra allen keys
* mutli tool/s
* bag of multiple fuses
* LED torch
* waterproof overjacket and trousers that folder into tiny bags
* small cable ties
* large cable ties
* small can of WD40
* (black or blue) electrical tape
* roll of silver gaffa tape
* tyre inflating extension (bus tyres valves aare PITA ...)
* cheap bright yellow disc lock & the reminder thingy

..And other bits and bobs depending on where I'm going.
The busa tail section can hold a fair amount of stuff. If iy you use the single seat pod, that can be used to store almost the same again.

Hayabusa
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[Sham]

No idea, haven't looked yet!

[weasley]

Yamaha Thundercat

Datatool alarm/imobiliser - 8 years trouble free
Yamaha toolkit, slightly enhanced
Side stand puck
Tyre pressure gauge
Photocopy of the user manual for my Datatool alarm/immobiliser in a plastic wallet
Helmet lock (like a small bicycle lock thing)
Insulating tape
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Yamaha XJ600 | Yamaha YZF600R Thundercat | KTM 990 SMT | BMW F900XR TE

[whitedevil]

chloroform, rag, duct tape and a club.

I have a tool kit, alarmed disc lock wrapped in a microfiber cloth. Also have a fag lighter socket that can be attached to the battery if needed.
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GPZ500 sold ~ CBR600FS-2 sold ~ ZX6R sold ~ Street Triple R

[johnsmith222]

Maddie

[pinkyfloyd]

[yambabe]

Alarm, assorted spanners in a little bag that I have no idea how to use, old AA card with my membership number on it, Carole Nash recovery card, 12v socket that crocodile-clips to the battery when needed.

Oh and dust, lots and lots of dust.

That's on the Zeph. Nothing under the VS seat cos you need pretty much a full workshop to be able to unbolt it and take it off.
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[blurredman]

Nothing.
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CBT: 12/06/10, Theory: 22/09/10, Module 1: 09/11/10, Module 2: 19/01/11
Past: 1991 Honda CG125BR-J, 1992 (1980) Honda XL125S, 1996 Kawasaki GPZ500S, 1979 MZ TS150.
Current: 1973 MZ ES250/2 - 18k, 1979 Suzuki TS185ER - 10k, 1981 Honda CX500B - 91k, 1987 MZ ETZ250 (295cc) - 40k, 1989 MZ ETZ251 - 51k.

[pits]

On my Duke I have
1 first aid kit
Tyre pressure gauge
visor cleaner
visor water proof thing,
house keys, wallet, phone when riding, can also fit my jacket under there as well

[MattJ]

[dextersaurus]

Lack of oil is a good thing, it stops the chavs from ragging them too far after they steal the bike

[stonesie]

Waterproof gloves
Disc/U lock
Lock cable thing
Tank prop
Tool kit
Muc-Off optix thing, visor cleaner + cloth in a handy little case

And some relays for the lights and air horn


Not bad going for the amount of space