Konrad
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I thought it would be fun to post what we can fit or what we choose to fit in our frunk's!!!!! Post pictures's Below!!!! 
2015 : What's in your Frunk?
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Konrad
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Work meetings.
Grey1one
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I keep a baseball cap to cover helmet hair, sometimes my tool roll joins it when my top box is too full, until I finally get my tool tubes bolted on, still working on them.
wrecked'em
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air pump, rain gear,12v socket and jacket liner
Motodrocher
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Got some rye bread from my friend's bakery. Fits five loafs...
bigjeff
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my lunch - commuting to work
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I have the tool kit of course, a spare bottle of oil for the chain oiler, a puncture repair kit, my "stick" for the rear axle as I don't have a centrestand, a baseball cap and a wolly hat, some zip ties and finally my small carryall bag with camera, documents, spectacles, GPS and sunglasses.
Motodrocher
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Really... never thought my English sucks that muchHmmmm, just as well you clarified that they were loaves
Gunner
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I've had an 8 pack of 16oz beer in there on more than one occasion
Gunner
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Can you elaborate on what is the "stick". I don't get it.
northridermn
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willing to share your dimensions on the "stick" I will probably need one.........
AdamW
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Two or three pairs of gloves, balaclava, bottle of water, the end of the Battery Tender quick-disconnect cable, and a small zippered "bank bag" with multi-tool, flashlight, zip ties, $5, coins, registration, cigarette lighter accessory plug, cigarette lighter USB plug, iPhone cable, Scala Q3 cable, etc. That leaves plenty of room for things like lunch, shoes, groceries, jacket liner, or anything else.
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Really... never thought my English sucks that much
It wasn't your English that I was poking fun at. English spelling on your side of the pond is often different to this side any way.
What I was suggesting, was that I have seen packages wrapped and shaped like that secreted in the lining of car upholstery etc etc., and those in your frunk looked very similar........
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That was funny. They do resemble bricks of herbal medicinal value.....not that I would know beyond seeing it on TV
Mine changes weekly but most of the time I have a set of safety glasses for work. A spare set of gloves. A couple ink pens, flashlight, maybe some spare change, and on ocassion my wallet because I hate undressing to buy fuel when it is cold. Obviously the manual, my insurance card and registration, and the baby tool kit.
TheEdge900
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All my necessities stay in the frunk, tool kit, tire repair kit, anti-gravity battery jumper, spare gloves, water resistant jacket liner if I am not waring it, flashlight, wire, tie wraps, duct tape, liter of water, baseball cap, sidestand plate, phone charger, manual, registration, insurance, and $20 bill (emergency gas money, which with gas prices where they are currently at will take me a long way on the NC).
Old Can Ride
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Tools, Chain Tools, and a air pump.
wa5vhu
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Frunk Junk?
Switched fuse box and the radio body of my FTM-10R Amateur Radio and a mess of wires that will be dressed more neatly when I finish installing all the electronics.
Switched fuse box and the radio body of my FTM-10R Amateur Radio and a mess of wires that will be dressed more neatly when I finish installing all the electronics.
Mosh
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Since last week's big ride, sand.
