[diesel10R]

so i work in a jeep dealer and of course you seen it all! til the tech next to me pulls in this minivan for wheel bearings. this is a VERY cool idea! fits like a glove. tried to talk to him about it..kind of a penis! all set up to go racing!:grin2:

 

[mr_honez]

Wow. No trailer needed!!:ayyy:

 

[diesel10R]

And I'm sure the 675 is a sick weapon.

 

[or10r]

Awesome! There is ONE better thing for the back of a mini van though.
:grin2:

 

[mr_honez]

Awesome! There is ONE better thing for the back of a mini van though.
:grin2:

DO tell.>

 

[or10r]

DO tell.>

...well you see, there was this one time...at band camp...

:crackup:

 

[zx996]

Minivan works good for this. Have picked up 5 different bikes in one. Except you have to take the mirrors and windscreens off and compress the forks to get a fairing bike through the back. Even picked up a zx12 in one. But it had to go through the side door, just too tall for the back opening.

 

[-Op-]

Kinda makes me think having a Dodge Sprinter or something similar would be a great way to transport your bike to/from the track. Or hell, take it places where you have to crash a hotel for the night. Itd be locked away in your van. And out of the sun and everything.

 

[rafa]

Bring a inflatable matress too and you can comfortably sleep at the track.

 

[-Op-]

Rafa, whats the wheel chock bolted to? And are the rear straps just attatched to the seat latch points?

 

[rafa]

Wheel chock is not bolted to anything. It is there just so the bike stays up while i strap it in place.
All the straps are attached to seat mounting points on the floor.