From Hyundai for 2021.... 
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Looks nice... that may require a compact bike, also. Last year, I traded my F150 for a Toyota Tacoma double cab, which has a considerably shorter bed... my K1300S fits, but barely. I secure a piece of 5/8" plywood in the bed when I haul the bike to take some of the load off of the tailgate...-
#2.1Editing a commentApparently the bed extends out to make it longer. Neat concept. Now if it can only tow 5k lbs to also pull a camper.
The wife wants one of those baby Airstreams.Last edited by wildbears; 03-10-2020, 11:01 AM.
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A real man needs a real truck
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I traded in my GMC Canyon short bed for an F150 6.5feet bed.Comment
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"There's an ass for every seat."Originally posted by wildbears View PostFrom Hyundai for 2021....Comment
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https://www.caranddriver.com/hyundai/santa-cruz...we don't know how much the 2021 Santa Cruz will be able to tow or how much payload it will be able to carry in its cargo bed. Still, we expect it will be able to pull more than the Santa Fe and closely align with the Ridgeline, which maxes out at 5000 pounds.
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I'm in the market for a Mid-Size Pickup and the All-Wheel Drive 2nd Gen Honda Ridgeline is looking very favorable to me. I don't expect to do any gnarly off-roading with it, but rather Tent Camping in the Forest via the OEM Honda Tent attachment to the Truck Bed. I'd occasionally haul my K1300S with it. -
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Kinda reminds me of an old Subaru Brat...but bigger!?Comment
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Even my bikapotomus GS fits pretty nicely in the 5.5' bed of my F-150. The rear tire sits on the tail gate near the hinge point. Who knew back then in school that knowing something about polar moment of inertia would come in handy in a motorcycling habit? The bed extender gate is more for psychological comfort than holding anything. I've made many trips with the BMW and my Super Duke in the back going back and forth to north Georgia. That truck is more comfortable on the road than my wife's X5.Comment
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