need pic of RTT mtd high up on pick up

[sapper]

I want those bridging plates. Were do you get those. Also very interested in the RTT for my Canopy.

 

[flyingwil]

I want those bridging plates. Were do you get those. Also very interested in the RTT for my Canopy.

Those are MAXTRAX.

 

[Bella PSD]

This tent was mounted on a cap. No way to fit a motorcycle under the cap. But with the tent up that high and imagine the fiberglass cap gone and a rack system in place, you can get the idea. A motorcycle would have fit pretty easy. But that tent is WAY up there, the ladder was not even long enough.

The tent floor was about 7-7.5" above the truck cap in the these photos.

 

[Rot Box]

I have racked my brain trying to figure out how to haul the RTT and my dirtbike and so far there is no practical solution. Even in a full size truck the tent would have to be mounted ridiculously high to make it work. I have thought about removing the rear wheel and sliding the rear of the bike under and mounting the bike in backwards, but I would only do that if I was going to load it to get somewhere and load it up to leave--bouncing around from different riding areas while loading and unloading a bike with no wheel would get really old.

A receiver mounted bike carrier is a great solution if you can get away with the decrease departure angle.

 

[18seeds]

I have racked my brain trying to figure out how to haul the RTT and my dirtbike and so far there is no practical solution. Even in a full size truck the tent would have to be mounted ridiculously high to make it work. I have thought about removing the rear wheel and sliding the rear of the bike under and mounting the bike in backwards, but I would only do that if I was going to load it to get somewhere and load it up to leave--bouncing around from different riding areas while loading and unloading a bike with no wheel would get really old.

A receiver mounted bike carrier is a great solution if you can get away with the decrease departure angle.

If your truck is full size just mount one side of the RTT to the bed rails and the other side directly to the bed (via some support legs). The bike may fit on the other side.

 

[Fireman78]

Thule makes an adjustable (height wise) rack that fits full size trucks. My buddy has a Power Wagon with roof top tent and fits a 150 gallon water tank underneath among other things. When he's not using it, he lowers it back down. Sweet system. I"m looking for a pic. This is the one http://www.backcountryracks.com/thule-xsporter-adjustable-truck-rack-421-422.html I plan on getting this one to replace the static rack I have now.

 

[bdbecker]

Just thinking here, what about an M101A trailer setup to carry two bikes?

 

[silvrzuki77]

just buy a honda 50 and problem solved!

 

[Mamontof]

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Great truck you have :elkgrin::Wow1:

Why produce that type front bumper :drool:

 

[psdfrank]

I'm pretty sure my enduro would fit in my truck bed w/ my set up though I'm not using a real RTT but I think one would fit just as well. At the least it could fit w/ the rear of the bike going in first...

for more info on it check out my build thread in my sig.