spyder in a pickup truck

[ridesilver2009]

Hauling a Spyder in a Pickup

F-150 6 1/2' bed will haul a GS/RS/RT fine with a 65" tailgate. Checkout www.rampagelift.com with the trike adaptor. I've used one fpr 6 years w/o the trike adapter for two wheelers.
Happy Haulin'

 

[bn2wild]

RTS in Tundra slider

F-150 6 1/2' bed will haul a GS/RS/RT fine with a 65" tailgate. Checkout www.rampagelift.com with the trike adaptor. I've used one fpr 6 years w/o the trike adapter for two wheelers.
Happy Haulin'

Thanks,

I was looking for a way to fit my new RTS in my Tundra, thanks...

A bit more pricey than a ramp, but I will check out, they are only 10 minutes from where I live.

 

[coz]

NEVER DID DO IT

never did put it in a truck, rode it from elizabethtown ky. to florence ky. for it's first physical exam.:thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

Glad to hear that it never had to happen! :thumbup:
Now we can get back to Harleys vs Spyders, instead of Tundras vs Fords...or Chevys... or Rams! :roflblack:

 

[bruiser]

Considering the RT is 105" long and 60" wide, it won't fit unless it's a long bed and goes in backwards. Not going to get in the truck battle.

 

[r1100rider]

Tundras are built in Texas... so you're saying that the Texan asians haven't figured out to build a truck... in truck country?!?!:roflblack::roflblack:

And as far as MPG... you have it backwards: 10 city/ 20 hwy for Tundra (never seen it fall below 12 MPG in the city and have gotten 21 on the interstate) vs 8 city /19 hwy for RAM 3500... 22 MPG:hun: You replace that engine??

I guess you haven't ever heard a cummins powered dodge I know many people who have them and they get 22 easy and when you put 3+ tons behind them they still get 15 plus not 4 to 10 like a gasser , bring your toy trucks by and I'll beat it in 4 contests with my GMC quad steer 1 a trailer backing contest 2 any parking lot maneuver 3 any under hood parts change 4 the price of any part ,I have hauled my Spyder backward several time I just put a rubber bungie over the top of the windshield and hook it to the grips

 

[Ga Blue Knight]

A Spyder in the back of a pickup truck? Ah the inhumanity of it!!!

 

[Kratos]

The ONLY way to roll....

 

[Bob Denman]

I have hauled my Spyder backward several time I just put a rubber bungie over the top of the windshield and hook it to the grips

That's a GREAT idea! :clap:
:firstplace:

 

[arntufun]

Nice Gosh :cus:mother:cus: truck !!!!!! :bowdown: Same one I own , but mine does not have as many farkles. :thumbup:

Your very smart for driving that.

 

[spyder3rdr]

there was a fellow Spyder owner that loaded his rear first and drove from TX to Homecoming in Quebec

and it was a F150 !!!

 

[bn2wild]

Love the RTS Limited & Tundra Limited

Yes I too like the Tundra pix...

Thinking about adding the brush guard and lights to my Limited Tundra...:2thumbs:

But I thought this was a Spyder :ani29: site...

 

[ARtraveler]

What? No mention of Jeep pickup trucks, International pickups, Studebaker pickups, or VW pickups? Just don't seem fair. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[NancysToy]

What? No mention of Jeep pickup trucks, International pickups, Studebaker pickups, or VW pickups? Just don't seem fair. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

Don't forget the Hudson PU.

 

[Big Arm]

I remember the Hudson, but never seen their pick up. :dontknow:

 

[ARtraveler]

I did not know that Hudson made a pickup. Thanks for sharing the picture. That is actually a nice looking truck. :2thumbs:

 

[Hberninger]

Don't forget the Hudson PU.

Probably didn't sell we'll when it was new, but now worth a small fortune.

 

[Ga Blue Knight]

Do you know Harley's and Hound dogs have in common?





they both like to ride in the back of Pick Up Trucks!!!