Show us your bike loaded up...NO TRAILERS

[Earl of Portchester]

Originally Posted by Iron Dingo

I want to do this. and make the trailer so i can pit a light kayack on it instead of the dirtbike sometimes.

I like that idea!

[GSequoia]

Boy it sure is hard to get a nearly 400 pound bike with a Dunlop 607 rear up an aluminum ramp.

[5131dan]

I love my XR650L so much, that I bought a spare one. Same year too. 2007

[Phoenix101]

Bikes in Watson Lake, BC

[Patrick46]

Originally Posted by Kyle B

No Trailers?

Yeah...what the Hell???

[2manyrides]

The thread originaly was meant to be for bikes in truck beds, on top of cars, in trunks, ect...
Different ways of transporting a bike besides on a trailer. It was the alternative thread in which to post instead of posting your bike in back of a pick-up when indeed "that thread" was named,
show us your bike on a trailer.

It has grown however, and become acceptable to show bikes packed to the gills for a road trip for instance.
And indeed, bikes that are towing trailers, a load in themselves, are now quite accepable.

bring it on...

22many

[K0m4]

Originally Posted by 22manyrides

It has grown however, and become acceptable to show bikes packed to the gills for a road trip for instance.
And indeed, bikes that are towing trailers, a load in themselves, are now quite accepable.

bring it on...

Ah, was wondering about that now that I saw this thread.. Well:

[manfromthestix]

Photo is about 7 years old now, but I still have and love the bike and truck. I was on the way home from picking it up, a 47th birthday present to me, from me, with love . That is the only time the bike has been in the truck and it only gets put on a trailer rarely because I love riding it too much to drag it around otherwise.



It sometimes gets used as a shuttle vehicle when we kayak - I drop the boats off at the put-in, then my wife watches them while I drive to the take-out and ride the bike back. I get the best of both sports all in one!



I moved to Virginia from Wyoming almost exactly five years ago and had room to bring only two bikes, so I chose the GS and RT and sold three others. It was a trick getting two oilhead boxers on a 5X10 flatbed, but they did fit and I made the 2000 mile drive without any movement at all.



Last stop at one of my favorite riding areas just outside of Lander, Wyoming:



I miss my dirt bikes...

Doug

[Old Web]

Here it is loaded up



Here it is on the front of the truck. It blocked air flow to much for summer driving so put a hitch on the camper.


Here it is loaded on the camper

And loaded for a weekend trip

[GSequoia]

Originally Posted by Old Web

Here it is loaded up



Here it is on the front of the truck. It blocked air flow to much for summer driving so put a hitch on the camper.


Here it is loaded on the camper

And loaded for a weekend trip

Man you sure like to get loaded.

[GsxrBots]

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Dad and I went up to Mammoth for an FZ1 ride around Yellowstone and such.


You can fit two sportbikes in a F-150 shortbed supercrew...but the ramp barely fits between them.

[Parcero]

Gas stop in Costa Rica, headed south. Other than the tires, everything's in the panniers and tank bag. I travel light.

[cvcaelen]

on my way to the Moto Guzzi rally in Lommel (Belgium)



a few other bikes loaded up (not mine)











Christiaan

[SScratch]