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SactownJ said:

Where do you guys keep your proof of insurance and registration paperwork at?
I have been keeping them in a ziplock bag and placed in the rear seat compartment.

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Same.

Heavy duty (thick) zip lock VECROED in rear seat area. - Don't want to have to chase it if I open the compartment in the wind... Too old for that!

AgCat said:

Heavy duty (thick) zip lock VECROED in rear seat area. - Don't want to have to chase it if I open the compartment in the wind... Too old for that!

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Same here.

I was using a zip lock bag until I saw this. Searching the web now for a R3 change wallet. Somebody must make one

Tim8858 said:

I was using a zip lock bag until I saw this. Searching the web now for a R3 change wallet. Somebody must make one

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Do a search for Loungefly, they make a BB-8 one too.

Cute, but if I'm stopped by the cops, I'd sooner NOT be sticking my hand into a bag that is big enough to hold a gun.. They might get uncomfortable.

AgCat said:

Cute, but if I'm stopped by the cops, I'd sooner NOT be sticking my hand into a bag that is big enough to hold a gun.. They might get uncomfortable.

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Every day cops witness most everyone reach into a glove box to retrieve registration and proof of insurance, plenty big enough to contain a weapon. I honestly don't think a children's coin purse is going to spook them. It is quite common for folks to store papers in zippered pouches both in cars and bikes.

I would think an officer would be more concerned with a weapon stored under a riding jacket, inside the waistband, in a tank bag, in a saddle bag, in a backpack, or in rear seat bag, all of which are better concealment options common in the motorcycling community. I assure you the police are already quite aware of your actions and every possible place to access a weapon.

I would be more concerned (as a male) lifting and reaching under my jacket into by back pocket to retrieve my drivers license from my back pocket without discussing that movement with the officer beforehand.