Transporting upright in truck bed?

[pweezy42]

this is i n a f150 2 shees

[Dark Ranger]

Haha, that kind of looks like a loading accident! :biggrin:

 

You gotta do whatever works. I prefer using a trailer.

[bonzai272]

that would work but it looks like id get pulled over haha.

[zach45]

shhh, if this goes public the trailer companies will sue!

 

ha.

lol was a BITCH TO GET THEM IN...

put them all in facing the tailgate..

[Michael Jackson]

i had mine up the other weekend, i put a couple thick moving blankets down on the roof of my f150, and put mine leaning onto it with the front tires resting on the blankets, then leave tail gate open and put another one in flat behind mine, theres enough room to move the flat one back so that the one up front leaning up isnt striaght up and down, its like 60 degree angle if u know what i mean, and i pop my air filter off first so all the gas draining out of the carbs leaks into the airbox and not soaking into the air filter

Edited November 2, 2007 by Michael Jackson

[thedoctorupton]

i had mine up the other weekend, i put a couple thick moving blankets down on the roof of my f150, and put mine leaning onto it with the front tires resting on the blankets, then leave tail gate open and put another one in flat behind mine, theres enough room to move the flat one back so that the one up front leaning up isnt striaght up and down, its like 60 degree angle if u know what i mean, and i pop my air filter off first so all the gas draining out of the carbs leaks into the airbox and not soaking into the air filter

i salute all of you guys, i wished my lazy friends had your passion for riding!!!

[Satsol67]

What I did was found an old popup camper that was trashed and stripped it down to the frame, replaced the floor with plywood. Cost me 50 bucks for the trailer and another 50 bucks for the wood. Just a suggestion.