Drug trafficking?

I know they make racks for the older style Ninja 250, though they may be hard to find, and I don't think they'd be enough for carrying pizzas. I think in any case you would have to either make your own or modify one to be big and stable enough. Of course, there's also the problem of finding a pizza place that wants their pizzas delivered by motorcycle.

I always wanted to offer a service or something where I deliver stuff from where I live to Queens, since I make a 160 mile commute 3 days a week. I'd just charge like $3 for one-day service on those days and that would alleviate the cost of gas. Doing the job wouldn't be a problem for me, it's finding someone that wants that job done!

 

Wanna be Spiderman eh?

I think custom made board/rack shouldn't be too hard, even a piece of wood would do. My bike has rails below the rear seat, I'd imagine other sport bikes have the same, so just poke some holes on the board and tie it down, then strap the pizzas on top of the board/rack, just don't ride wreckless

 

just don't ride wreckless

Aw come on my edit button's gone!!! I meant "don't ride reckless", think my mine was elsewhere, or maybe I was looking for my brain

 

HERE YA GO!

 

u should probly ask the pizza place if they would even let you deliver on your own bike first.

 

Even if you could figure out a way to mount a "pizza rack" to the bike, my guess is half of the toppings would slide off of a hot pizza when you leaned into a corner.

 

Yes. Very carefully. LOL. Ride safe

 

outside the U.S. it's quite common for pizza deliveries to be made on bikes, hell they deliver everything on bikes in Asian countries. If they would let you do it, some places like Pizza Hut or Domino's might be able to supply the box.

 

Here, all our pizzas, food and whatever else you can think, come by bikes, lol.

But, people just use 125cc Honda and Yahama to do the job.

 

When you get it figured out ....I would like a large pepperoni with a small order of cheesesticks....
Good luck with your search for a new bike & a new job!