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minivans rock!
behold my new bike transporter!
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...g/DSCF5903.jpg http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...g/DSCF5904.jpg ive been driving around with it in there all day. :lol: |
i'll use my pickup, or a trailer...
but good on ya :dthumb: |
free is free lol
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Don't crash or that mutherfucker is comin forward...I'm just sayin...
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if I get into track days I may look into one... need something that will get better gas mileage and be a bit more comfortable.
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the straps I use have something like a 1400 lb tinsel strength |
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you gonna center it or off set it to allow you to fit two bikes?
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nice score though... how'd you come by it? |
Those tall vans are actually made by freightliner, the sprinter they call em. I want one for a bike hauler.
I learned those astrovans arent a minivan really, they're on par with regular vans. I've fit a honda 550K into my buddy's plymouth voyager once. that was a tight fit but it got in there. |
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werd... anyone wanna buy me one?
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Finally, a use for minivans other than running our asses off the road.
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Nice, I want one for a track-day hauler. Go to the track, pull out the bike and toss an air-mattress on the floor and you're good to go.
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Astro Van's rock. My folks used to have one... with the 4.3L, the thing would move... for a van. Also, on dry pavement, the rig will spin out rather than flip over during high speed hijinx... even on off camber turns...
OTB owns one of those high roof van things... I remember him posting about it. |
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you wear'n knee armor? OSP could advise you on reasons why :lol: |
fyi: astro vans drift beautifully. video if we get another snow like this
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Minivans can come in handy. Last year I had a Caravan and my brother in law called and said his R6 shut down on him. He wanted to know if I knew anyone with a truck. I couldn't think of anyone that still had one. And he couldn't get a hold of his buddy that had one. So I told him to try again and if he couldn't get him I would see if it would fit in the van. He called back so I hauled out the seats and went to get him. We had to lean it a bit from what I remember to get it in the rear door but it was fine once in there. I didn't have any straps at home (I have them away with my R6) so he sat on the bike all the way home. Worked good.
If you thinking of putting two bikes in there and its just going to be a bike hauler for you, you could always just weld or bolt in some tie downs. James |
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thats classic, germany?
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Google LOL ... image search .. motorcycle car trunk |
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