Someone is going to get some good bacon out of that HOG.
You'd be surprised at the carrying capacity of the scooters between the legs as long as you have a somewhat flat loading floor in that spot the pig is in. If I put on my side saddlebags, two 12x8 storage bags on the back seat area, and my top luggage hard case on back, along with the under seat storage, I have almost as much carrying capacity as my Valkyie I/S, with the edge to the VAlk by about less than 1/2 of a side hard tourer bag.
I carried 2 large pizza hut pizzas down there between my feet as well as other times a 24 pack of soda. You don't get much wind resistance down there doing 60 mph and the key is to keep your feet wedged in on the sides of the object. If coming to a stop to put feet down, keep the scooter balanced even before landing your feet down.
Heck, I even carried doing 50 mph 2 canoe paddles resting on the front floor and held onto the handle part with my left hand about a 15 mile mostly straight stretch. Granted, I was on the rural roads not much traffic at all only seen a few cars and would not be doing that in heavy traffic or a lot of turning.
Biggest issue I see with that pic is the hog weighs over 40 lbs. am sure and the plastic floor base might crack on the scooter, plus could fall off the sides if cornering since attempting to put your feet alongside the hog is impossible to keep it from shifting like I do with a 24 pk. of soda.
I always get a chuckle out of my 249cc scoot pulling up alongside a real HD (hog) and let it rip off the line up to say 40 mph in town. Unless the HD (or most cars) is really wanting to race flooring it, I beat them off the line up to say 40 mph After 40 up to 74 mph top speed, the HD is much faster. I even passed 2 years ago 2 HD's putzzing along at 55 mph.
Some of those 500-650cc scoots are pretty darn fast as well will keep up to most anything on the road in all conditions.
