Some states like California, Michigan, Illinois, and Vermont prohibit the possession, sale, or use of brass knuckles, in addition to devices that look like brass knuckles (e.g., plastic knuckles). Even if you use them in self defense in states that don't have ordinances or laws you still get sued to the hilt in civil court. These things are more trouble than a gun. Someday they will ban our armored gloves.
If you absolutely have to have a hook, you could put one of those removable ones on, but where would you put the groceries themselves? There is hardly enough room for your feet on a PCX. I have a tunnel bag, but it couldn't hold much...maybe a plastic bag or two. With no floor to speak of, a PCX was not meant for grocery carrying unless you put them behind you. I did modify a milk crate to fit behind me where the tailbox went. I don't think it held much more than the tailbox itself.
Currently own:
Red 2013 Honda PCX150 Givi tall windshield & tailbox - Lots of extra lights Custom seat from Thailand - Bad Boy Airhorn Takegawa Lowering Shocks - Michelin City Grip Tires Headlight assy upgraded to LEDs w/HS5 main bulbs NCY variator, drive face, and rollers
homie wrote:Some states like California, Michigan, Illinois, and Vermont prohibit the possession, sale, or use of brass knuckles, in addition to devices that look like brass knuckles (e.g., plastic knuckles). Even if you use them in self defense in states that don't have ordinances or laws you still get sued to the hilt in civil court. These things are more trouble than a gun. Someday they will ban our armored gloves.
Met an Italian guy from London when I lived in Brazil. He had what can best be described as a Joker type scar on one side of his face. He told me the best discrete weapon is a hammer you recently bought from a hardware shop, complete with receipt, held by the handle inside the same plastic bag in which they sold it to you. If you get questioned. I just bought the hammer, officer! Oh and ask for two bags
homie wrote:Some states like California, Michigan, Illinois, and Vermont prohibit the possession, sale, or use of brass knuckles, in addition to devices that look like brass knuckles (e.g., plastic knuckles). Even if you use them in self defense in states that don't have ordinances or laws you still get sued to the hilt in civil court. These things are more trouble than a gun. Someday they will ban our armored gloves.
Met an Italian guy from London when I lived in Brazil. He had what can best be described as a Joker type scar on one side of his face. He told me the best discrete weapon is a hammer you recently bought from a hardware shop, complete with receipt, held by the handle inside the same plastic bag in which they sold it to you. If you get questioned. I just bought the hammer, officer! Oh and ask for two bags
^ Of course that is the key you have to buy it just before you need to teach someone a lesson Anyway that's what he told me. Nice guy I used to sit with him in his restaurant in Brazil. Claims people like Elton John used to go to his London restaurant which was the first to make/serve penis shaped pasta. Yes you heard correctly.