Toy hauler garage setup

Dirtysmile56

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Dirtysmile56 2/9/2021 2:29pm

2/9/2021 2:29pm

Dannyderasmo106 wrote:

Just got a thor outlaw class a. Need help picking the best way to set up the garage for the bikes so its neat and easy...

Just got a thor outlaw class a. Need help picking the best way to set up the garage for the bikes so its neat and easy to load up.

Did you end up setting it up? I would love to see what you did if so.

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sc961

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sc961 2/9/2021 2:40pm

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I have one, and it works great.

Garage set up depends on how many bikes are regularly going, and if you take a ATV to the track... For transportation of course.

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HackMan162 2/9/2021 4:11pm

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I'm interested in hearing this as well. Picked up my new motorhome hauler a couple months ago and only had the bike out once. I have 3 rows of etrack in the floor. On the way there, I put the bike on a stand, and some chain links and turnbuckles to cinch it down. It didn't budge. On the way home, I put the bike in with two tie-downs to the front, and one pulling back on a footpeg. That didn't move either.
I am considering the Ready Racing system, but I really don't want to drill into my floor (and whatever is below it.
I also need to figure out some storage hooks and stuff like that. And perhaps something to hold my gas can.

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Dirtysmile56

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Dirtysmile56 2/9/2021 4:23pm

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I want to set mine up for 4 bikes. 2 big bikes a crf110 and a klx140. I'd like to fit a permanent toolbox and some other items to avoid the loading and unloading routine. Which models did you guys get? I bought the 29j with drop down bunk. I might remove the cabinet that mounts under the bunk so that I can lower the bunk with bikes in there and use it while on the road.

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Zeke27G 2/9/2021 4:32pm

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Have a set up from “Bolt It On” that I’m really happy with thanks to a fellow Vital member sharing their info. Previously I had these huge Harley sized wheel chocks from Harbor Freight that I would anchor to the floor by looping the tie downs through the D rings in the floor and then hooking the wheel chock eye hooks. It worked, but it was a real space killer to store them.

https://www.boltiton.com/product-category/trailers-and-toy-hauler-kits/

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Nate_Z 2/9/2021 7:31pm

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Dirtysmile56 wrote:

I want to set mine up for 4 bikes. 2 big bikes a crf110 and a klx140. I'd like to fit a permanent toolbox and some...

I want to set mine up for 4 bikes. 2 big bikes a crf110 and a klx140. I'd like to fit a permanent toolbox and some other items to avoid the loading and unloading routine. Which models did you guys get? I bought the 29j with drop down bunk. I might remove the cabinet that mounts under the bunk so that I can lower the bunk with bikes in there and use it while on the road.

I just picked up a 29J a few months back too. Setup two Risk Racing Lock & Load Pro's in the back and that works awesome. Planning on for a third bike to go in backwards. Some type of quick release for the cabinets would be good. We use them when travelling with the family but when I need to haul two full size bikes, handlebar clearance would only leave 18-20 inches between mattress and ceiling...