I ended up getting 4 cupholders from autozone, drilled 4 holes in each and in the cooler to put zip ties through to attach it, then a couple of O hooks on the side of the cooler towards your back, then use a bungee strap around the whole cooler to hold drinks. Works well, no spills yet and more room for food inside
You could probably add cup holders on the outside so if there is a small spill, you don't get the food wet. It also saves more space on the inside for more deliveries. I've never done doordash before, so, not sure how that would work. Edit: did you add them on the outside or inside? I wasn't sure from your comment.
I do it on an electric motorcycle, so basically no running costs, and I have three cup holders in a compartment where the gas tank would be. I have a 60 liter Givi trekker top box which can fit five 14"pizzas, seven if you have a bungee cord. Three 16" or bigger pizzas will fit on top with a bungee cord used as a shelf, and another bungee used to hold the open lid down tight to the pizzas. Never had any issues with damaged food. Most that happens is asian food sauce leaks from the side of the styrofoam trays. But that happens in the car too.
Pro tip on your smartphone mount: When those rubber bumpers come off - instead of electrical tape, go with electrical heat-shrink tubing, and stack them and shrink-to-fit. ;) Also, if the cooler were mounted any further back, an obstruction of the taillight would likely start taking place. Great post mate. Cheers. :)
You could add an auxiliary tail light to make up for the obstructed tail light. It would probably be a good idea to add one even if its not obstructed.
I do Just eat (similar to door dash here in UK) and I do deliveries on my motorcycle using my delivery backpack. Cost me £60 but well worth it, most drivers here use mopeds with the box attached but using the bag with a proper bike is the better preference 😎
I've been doing deliveries for about 2 years. Been using the deliveroo cube on my back. But I recently hurt my back so want to mount the box to my Vespa Primavera, which lol I think is a better option than you 900. I like your video, you've given this a lot of thought. But I think attaching an Uber box would be a better idea as it's a very big box. Also a scooter has more storage under the seat. I like your pizza bag, but think this would fit inside the Uber box. I've been using a new nokia 5.3 and have done 7 hours without charging.
I do deliveries on my grom, I use a plastic bin and for drinks I have a small luch box with a carton drink holder cut in half from MacDonalds, I replace it everytime it wears out but I secure the lids with masking tape, works great exept for hot drinks I think its becuase of the heat preasure I always end up spilling a bit but clean I it up before handing it over to customer.
@@sixdsix5028 It was super profitable on the Z125, averaging about 140-150 dollars per 6 hour work days, and 1-1.2 gal of fuel. I was able to zoom in and out of traffic and get more deliveries per hour than a car would, and because its so small i just pulled up on curbs in front of pickup spots so I never had to look for parking. It was super fun smashing around town on a minibike, and because its so small nobody looks at you funny for riding on the sidewalk to get deliveries lol.
Im about to do this next year. I have an old goldwing that is perfect and super smooth air ride so bumps arent really and issue its more the leans. For drinks Im thinking harbor frieght ammo can saddle bags with styrofoam inserts to keep them from moving around
researching doordash on a bike. I have a Yamaha Smax. I average about 87MPG and I'm always open to making more money. Plus, how fun is it to drive a bike?
Thanks for the video. My only concern is mounting the cooler, the way you have it mounted is a lot of work to remove on your day off. Yes, carrying drinks will be an issue, but on average how many times you get drinks in cups?
Yup. The cooler is extremely difficult to remove so it just stays there and I use it to store my helmet or my groceries. Way cheaper than a top case. :) I carry drinks maybe 5% of the time but I never know I have them until I'm at the restaurant and picking up the order. So I can't deny the order. Still don't have a perfect solution yet.
I've started doing deliveries on my scooter too, and I have had issues with foods that are like a stew consistency, scooters take bumbs harder than a car so for a couple of times the whole order was damage by the time I got to the customer. How do you prevent from those kind of foods containers to get opened by bumps?
I have a rear rack attachment to the bike. From there I used 1/4" bolts and drilled holes through the cooler and used a couple large washers to spread out the weight.
Haven't noticed anything yet. But once I pick up the food. I usually drive pretty slow to minimize the tipping potential. Than speed back to the next restaurant.
Are you from California? How much is the minimum you take when dashing there. Ill be in California for 2week for my motorcycle trip and want to dash while there.
I'm in Seattle. I just dash when I have free time. A couple hours here or there. And just during the major food periods. Usually it works out best then.
I'm covered on my normal bike time but not on deliveries as my insurance for my motorcycle won't cover commercial for the bike. They said they would for the car. Boo. I'm kind of covered also from the company but I think there's a lack of coverage for sure.
I ended up getting 4 cupholders from autozone, drilled 4 holes in each and in the cooler to put zip ties through to attach it, then a couple of O hooks on the side of the cooler towards your back, then use a bungee strap around the whole cooler to hold drinks. Works well, no spills yet and more room for food inside
You could probably add cup holders on the outside so if there is a small spill, you don't get the food wet. It also saves more space on the inside for more deliveries.
I've never done doordash before, so, not sure how that would work.
Edit: did you add them on the outside or inside? I wasn't sure from your comment.
Great video!
Walmart what you doing here!!!
lol wtf
lmao
I do it on an electric motorcycle, so basically no running costs, and I have three cup holders in a compartment where the gas tank would be. I have a 60 liter Givi trekker top box which can fit five 14"pizzas, seven if you have a bungee cord. Three 16" or bigger pizzas will fit on top with a bungee cord used as a shelf, and another bungee used to hold the open lid down tight to the pizzas. Never had any issues with damaged food. Most that happens is asian food sauce leaks from the side of the styrofoam trays. But that happens in the car too.
SAVAGE IDEA
Pro tip on your smartphone mount: When those rubber bumpers come off - instead of electrical tape, go with electrical heat-shrink tubing, and stack them and shrink-to-fit. ;) Also, if the cooler were mounted any further back, an obstruction of the taillight would likely start taking place. Great post mate. Cheers. :)
You could add an auxiliary tail light to make up for the obstructed tail light. It would probably be a good idea to add one even if its not obstructed.
Great video, man! I'm totally going to do this on my Sporty! Intead of using bungee cords attach a strip of Velcro on either side of the drink holder.
I do Just eat (similar to door dash here in UK) and I do deliveries on my motorcycle using my delivery backpack. Cost me £60 but well worth it, most drivers here use mopeds with the box attached but using the bag with a proper bike is the better preference 😎
I've been doing deliveries for about 2 years. Been using the deliveroo cube on my back.
But I recently hurt my back so want to mount the box to my Vespa Primavera, which lol I think is a better option than you 900.
I like your video, you've given this a lot of thought. But I think attaching an Uber box would be a better idea as it's a very big box. Also a scooter has more storage under the seat.
I like your pizza bag, but think this would fit inside the Uber box.
I've been using a new nokia 5.3 and have done 7 hours without charging.
Omg lol the video I was looking for! Only thing I’m scared of is hitting the corners and spilling drinks!
I do deliveries on my grom, I use a plastic bin and for drinks I have a small luch box with a carton drink holder cut in half from MacDonalds, I replace it everytime it wears out but I secure the lids with masking tape, works great exept for hot drinks I think its becuase of the heat preasure I always end up spilling a bit but clean I it up before handing it over to customer.
Can you show your setup or explain to me? I plan to do door dash on my Z125 just don't know how it would do. Do I need a backpack too?
@@streetfighteryamahar178 I am thinking about doing the same with a Grom
@@sixdsix5028 It was super profitable on the Z125, averaging about 140-150 dollars per 6 hour work days, and 1-1.2 gal of fuel.
I was able to zoom in and out of traffic and get more deliveries per hour than a car would, and because its so small i just pulled up on curbs in front of pickup spots so I never had to look for parking.
It was super fun smashing around town on a minibike, and because its so small nobody looks at you funny for riding on the sidewalk to get deliveries lol.
Thanks so much for this and going into detail about how you attached everything! Will definitely use your referral code when I sign up
Nice, Ive been doing doordash on my Kawasaki Vulcan S and its great. Been thinking about making a channel. Where are you?
I'd watch if you started a Doordash on motorcycle channel. If I decide to do Doordash, I might incorporate it into my channel.
I live in Seattle, So lots of deliveries here. :)
Great Egret -
I have a Vulcan S and thinking about doing this. Would you mind sharing your setup?
Velcro strips for drink holder
I’m planning to get a can am Ryker to deliver on
Im about to do this next year. I have an old goldwing that is perfect and super smooth air ride so bumps arent really and issue its more the leans. For drinks Im thinking harbor frieght ammo can saddle bags with styrofoam inserts to keep them from moving around
that sounds awesome!
Cruiser might be a bit heavy for quick in and out of apartments and small roads. My marauder 800 is too big and heavy for me.
That is a Great set up!
I think uber eats doesn't let ppl us scooters, at least nothing above 50cc.
U should get the doordash delivery backpack way easier to carry things
Can you give a link to where I can buy that? I'm planning on this as part time and am looking at all the options.
its 55 bucks
Ive done dd in a car and was thinking of going 150cc scooter...thanks fot the tips
researching doordash on a bike. I have a Yamaha Smax. I average about 87MPG and I'm always open to making more money. Plus, how fun is it to drive a bike?
Use crazy glue to glue the ram mount gummies :p
Ihopes and Denny's are big plates.
What is the name of the piece that you attached to your motorcycle for the cooler to sit on?
Thanks for the video. My only concern is mounting the cooler, the way you have it mounted is a lot of work to remove on your day off.
Yes, carrying drinks will be an issue, but on average how many times you get drinks in cups?
Yup. The cooler is extremely difficult to remove so it just stays there and I use it to store my helmet or my groceries. Way cheaper than a top case. :)
I carry drinks maybe 5% of the time but I never know I have them until I'm at the restaurant and picking up the order. So I can't deny the order. Still don't have a perfect solution yet.
Brilliant shit man
Can you deliver unsealed drinks in that tub without spilling? Such as Take away Coffee and Paper Cup Soda's etc?
No. Everything has to have a lid or else it makes a huge mess. Plus it's not very sanitary if you don't have a lid.
Bryan, can you please tell me where I can find the cup holders in your cooler? Thanks!
I've started doing deliveries on my scooter too, and I have had issues with foods that are like a stew consistency, scooters take bumbs harder than a car so for a couple of times the whole order was damage by the time I got to the customer.
How do you prevent from those kind of foods containers to get opened by bumps?
Get a delivery back pack my man! Really helps the bumps!
How did u stick the cooler
I have a rear rack attachment to the bike. From there I used 1/4" bolts and drilled holes through the cooler and used a couple large washers to spread out the weight.
Does the cheese on the pizza's side when you're rounding a bend?
Haven't noticed anything yet. But once I pick up the food. I usually drive pretty slow to minimize the tipping potential. Than speed back to the next restaurant.
wow with a GS
I am playing to do with a scooter
Do you still dash with a bike
why couldnt you use saddle bags?
Does door dash check if you have insurance on the bike? Or M1 license?
Are you from California? How much is the minimum you take when dashing there. Ill be in California for 2week for my motorcycle trip and want to dash while there.
I'm in Seattle. I just dash when I have free time. A couple hours here or there. And just during the major food periods. Usually it works out best then.
wow
rubber bands for drink lids?!
How do you deliver a pizza or a large order consisting of 3+ bags?
I eventually got saddle bags so I could accept more deliveries. Beforehand, I had to decline big orders
what are you doing for insurance on your motorcycle? I am having trouble finding a policy that will cover deliver on a motorcycle.
I'm covered on my normal bike time but not on deliveries as my insurance for my motorcycle won't cover commercial for the bike. They said they would for the car.
Boo.
I'm kind of covered also from the company but I think there's a lack of coverage for sure.
what do you do when you get a pizza?
I have a large pizza bag that I take out and strap it to the top of the cooler
@@thebackpackerbryan I'm going to try something similar.
I'm a dasher 😇
Hi, where do I find this cup holder?
I got them at an rv dealer but amazon has them.
Turn the bag around dude.
Bruh
Overkill
Do any of the food sharing apps require motorcycle insurance?