Bringing A Bike On The Road
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Pretty cool ole' thread you dug up, good sir! Is that your bike? Would that put you over 13'6"? Midroof or condo? I like the set up, keeping the bike as far away from the road grime, as 'possible' besides being in cab.
Details ?!?!? 
Pretty cool ole' thread you dug up, good sir! Is that your bike? Would that put you over 13'6"? Midroof or condo? I like the set up, keeping the bike as far away from the road grime, as 'possible' besides being in cab.
Details ?!?!?
Anne,
Just saw it at a shipper and remember a discussion on the forum about bringing a bike. So I thought would take a picture to show how at least flatbedder has made it work.
Shipper:
The customer who is shipping the freight. This is where the driver will pick up a load and then deliver it to the receiver or consignee.
Pretty cool ole' thread you dug up, good sir! Is that your bike? Would that put you over 13'6"? Midroof or condo? I like the set up, keeping the bike as far away from the road grime, as 'possible' besides being in cab.
Details ?!?!?
Anne,
Just saw it at a shipper and remember a discussion on the forum about bringing a bike. So I thought would take a picture to show how at least flatbedder has made it work.
That's actually pretty clever, IMHO~! What would you estimate the height to be, though? Maybe the vets will stop in and weigh in. Interesting, for sure. If that is indeed a mid roof, it may actually keep the height within reg's. Good find, Rob~!
Shipper:
The customer who is shipping the freight. This is where the driver will pick up a load and then deliver it to the receiver or consignee.
Definitely a mid-roof and the height, even with the bike sticking up, is well under 13'6".
The only concern I would have is that we regularly hit low branches in our travels. I don't think those handle bars would far well being whacked by a limb.
HOS:
Hours Of Service
HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
Definitely a mid-roof and the height, even with the bike sticking up, is well under 13'6".
The only concern I would have is that we regularly hit low branches in our travels. I don't think those handle bars would far well being whacked by a limb.
Ahh, didn't think about the foliage issue; good point.
I wonder if suspending the bicycle upside down in the same area, would work? Clever!
HOS:
Hours Of Service
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