Making it fit
07-19-2008, 02:39 PM
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Making it fit
This is just to cool not to repost
Pulled it from 600RR.net
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Pulled it from 600RR.net
Well fellas... I made it happen.
My summer job is taking me 8 hours away from home, and I am NOT leaving my bike behind for three weeks. (Though my girlfriend IS being left behind... priorities! (Just kidding girl... love ya.))
After trying to load it in from the side, (highest doorway clearance on the vehicle) then trying to load it nose first through the back, I eventually settled on loading it backwards through the rear with the tail and windscreen/mirrors removed.
The best tie-down points are at the rear of the vehicle, allowing me to use my trusty bar harness.
All doors and windows are securely shut with ease! The bike is rock solid!
THIS IS HOW HAPPY I AM!
My summer job is taking me 8 hours away from home, and I am NOT leaving my bike behind for three weeks. (Though my girlfriend IS being left behind... priorities! (Just kidding girl... love ya.))
After trying to load it in from the side, (highest doorway clearance on the vehicle) then trying to load it nose first through the back, I eventually settled on loading it backwards through the rear with the tail and windscreen/mirrors removed.
The best tie-down points are at the rear of the vehicle, allowing me to use my trusty bar harness.
All doors and windows are securely shut with ease! The bike is rock solid!
THIS IS HOW HAPPY I AM!
Last edited by Real Random; 07-19-2008 at 02:42 PM.
