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Old 250 class in Australia used to be green but didn't think it was in the states?
Really, a pickup and a dirtbike is my favorite setup.
So, I quickly made a 2x4 board with tie-down hook on the ends, as far out as I could get them and that was very stable. Since I already had a board tied to the floor D-rings, I just made tire chocks for it and then didn't need the wheel chocks anymore. The metal rack is pretty much a sturdier and more adjustable copy of my test wooden one. If I was gonna do anything different or add anything, I'd use taller risers to get the tie-down hooks farther off the ground for a more-horizontal tie-down angle. The more horizontal, the better.
If you can get a longer angle with the wheel chock board, it'll work fine. Maybe run a rail along the rear edge of the trailer and hook to that. I thought about doing that, too but I had the 2x4 materials on hand and didn't have the rail.
(Looks very nice)
Here is my VW Crafter, I have owned it for about 6 years now, I can get the sidecar or 3 bikes in... we also use it for holidays (vacations) when the garage gets filled with pushbikes and surfboards... it’s great seeing different ideas on the same idea from around the world... stay safe people.
On a side note, didn't realize how many guys on here are actually riding enduros/harescrambles.
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Only thing missing in this pic is the easy up and the folding chairs really. A smaller toy hauler is definitely on my want list.
Here is my Sprinter ! As "Sidecar", I also use it for my holidays replacing the bikes with road bike, surf and bicycles !
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I had been looking for a fun mover at a good price for quite a while, finally came across this one which has been around the MX industry a bit. I wouldn't be surprised at all if several on here have seen it with previous owners. It does the job. May not be the prettiest, but its reliable, functional, and cost me less than what i would have paid for most trailers. She's old, but a great race rig. Just won't win any beauty contests.
the hook should go on the FRONT of the leg, not the rear as shown here.
Here's the rack in action:
We found tie-downs to be faster and easier than using J-hooks because the latter take a wrench to get light. With tie-downs, I'll loop the extra and tie it for a backup If I used J-hooks again, I'd put a carabiner on each end and make sure i get the open one 'cause they're easier to turn by hand than the ones with the hex body.
This mess is why I decided to stake down the rack.
to go racing.
Would love to see some more setups. We have a fun mover type class c (very similar to the one above) I’m going to be going through this weekend to start getting ready for when I get back riding. Planning on playing out the old sprinter van I use to start using the fun mover the majority of the time because of how nice it is at the track.
Anyways here a few of the setups I’ve used in the past. The sprinter is an old fed ex van, it has some pretty cool food down aluminum shelves. Other than that its a tad clapped out and still has the 65 mph limit from fedex. But it was super cheap
The class c was just just something My dad let me use for the weekend. Was pretty pumped on it at the time though.
I wish I had more pictures, my dad buys and sells rvs so I’ve been able to experience quite the array of rvs throughout the years. One of my favorites have been taking any B class sprinter rvs to the races, because they are so small and drive great. This summer we are going to make a drive out to redbud for amateur day and watching the pro national and the plan is to take some sort of diesel pusher and a hitch mount type toy hauler so all 6 of us will be able to be pretty comfortable for the 4 days or so.
Very comfortable for 2 or 3 people. If the whole family comes we picked up a set of Costco bunk bed cots that set up and break down pretty quickly and are more comfortable than the fold out couch for the kids.
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