Does Your Motorcyle Fit In The Back Of Your Crew Cab Pick Up?

[Shurup]

Here's my setup, not in Thailand obviously, but it works great for me.

No modifications of any kinds were required to the hitch receiver, the bike sticks about 7-10" on either side on my pick up, but my pick up is wider than any you can get in Thailand.

This hitch carrier might be a good idea for a small local business, but I haven't seen many proper hitch receivers in Thailand.

[RubberSideDown]

Here's my setup, not in Thailand obviously, but it works great for me.

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No modifications of any kinds were required to the hitch receiver, the bike sticks about 7-10" on either side on my pick up, but my pick up is wider than any you can get in Thailand.

This hitch carrier might be a good idea for a small local business, but I haven't seen many proper hitch receivers in Thailand.

The max tongue weight of the trucks that are available here also make the hitch carrier a questionable proposition- for my Ranger it's 225kg/500lbs (which means no chance for my bike)- it will be much higher for a full-size American truck.

I like your set-up, but it really can't be duplicated in LOS, unfortunately.

[thaicbr]

i have a heavy duty steel ramp for sale.. 2,000b plus delivery if any ones interested. pm for pictures.

[dezy1801]

I use the thai method corner to corner and use 4 nylon straps. Used this method on R6 and now with R1 and the bike never moves even at speeds up to 120kph.

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[cornishcarlos]

8 in a King Cab