Has Anyone Ever Cooked While Riding?

[Condor]

Mom and Dad used to cook meals on the manafold of the Model A while traveling cross country when I was a kid.... I'm toying with the idea of trying a small Pot Roast on the way to Cody. Triple wrapped in aluminum foil should keep the juices contained. Now I have to figure out where to place it??

[Flyinfool]

I've done it with a car but never even thought of trying it on the bike.

 

 

HHhhmmmmmmmmmm.....

[LilBeaver]

I have. It works out alright. On the RSV it was pretty difficult to find a decent place that I didn't have to worry about the 'package' interfering with any of the parts (ie radiator fan) or falling out. I ended up making 4 different smaller packages with a bit of meat, potatoes, and carrots and sticking them on top of the block next to the plug wires in that little 'nest'. I wrapped my stuff with several layers of Aluminum foil to try to keep it from leaking. No leaks for me

I have also tried in front of the motor behind the radiator but that got tricky because of the radiator fan. I was never real happy with how it sat up there and feared it falling into the fan then having a 'roast shower' or worse yet, a problem with my fan. I tried a few other places and I think the alternative that worked okay involved attaching the foil packages to the dog bones. I did loose one that time, but the heat did work out okay.

 

Best of luck to you and happy eating!

[Eck]

If it wasnt such a PIT-butt to remove some of the plastic..the GW would definately cook a meal..

Now you have me thinking..Hummmmmmm..Yummmmmm

[etcswjoe]

Like this?

 

 

http://www.scrapbookscrapbook.com/DAC-ART/images/BBQ/motorcycle-bbq-grill.jpg

[BuddyRich]

They did that because way back then there wasn't any places to just stop and eat. And in your day Jack it took a while to skin and cook a buffalo anyway....

[Tom]

If this counts I rode alot yesterday and I feel like I am medium well done.

[BuddyRich]

If this counts I rode alot yesterday and I feel like I am medium well done.

More like WELL if it was yesterday afternoon..

[Venturous Randy]

I used to bake potatos on the engine of a Volvo many years ago. I never thought about it on the bike.

RandyA

[Condor]

They did that because way back then there wasn't any places to just stop and eat. And in your day Jack it took a while to skin and cook a buffalo anyway....

 

Pterodactyls.....

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[E-Fishin-C]

Yes , I have with my old venture Hot dog and beans with aluminum foil

[Kregerdoodle]

get you a small pit to mount to the receiver, if you have a trailer hitch, fire that puppy up and head on down the road...

[Roadhand]

Just ride up to North Texas around the Childress area.

 

It was 117 there yesterday!

:225::225::225::225:

[Yama Mama]

Moped and I have a one burner gas stove we use to cook on when we camp with the bike. I have a small 8 inch cast iron griddle and a small pan I can cook other things with. I also boil water in it and use those Folger coffee bags for that much needed coffee in the morning. It really tastes pretty good. Since we do not have a trailer to travel with it limits what we can bring.

Yama Mama

[rosebud]

You could'a cooked today in Oklahoma if you out riding. My temperature gage in my nice air conditioned vehicle registered 107 this afternoon. So I think you would be cooking roasted turkey if you were out this afternoon riding.