Wagon Ramblings

[kognito]

Originally Posted by John V

Length, wheelbase and turning circle are all issues in tight parking lots.

lol

my last tow vehicle, but the 72 degree front tire cut (turn) made it handle better than a ford superduty dually

[Jeff_DML]

Originally Posted by bren

Since the bed is so small, they are at least nice enough to sell an accessory to carry your bikes above it.

this is the proper way so they fit

[rumatt]

Originally Posted by bren

Since the bed is so small, they are at least nice enough to sell an accessory to carry your bikes above it.

I saw that the other day and literally said "what the fuck. I might as well mount them in my sedan roof rack.

[John V]

If you rode a bike like that I would just assume you'd disassemble it and haul it in the bed so nobody knew you rode a bike like that.

[rumatt]

Originally Posted by John V

If you rode a bike like that I would just assume you'd disassemble it and haul it in the bed so nobody knew you rode a bike like that.

[bren]

Originally Posted by John V

If you rode a bike like that I would just assume you'd disassemble it and haul it in the bed so nobody knew you rode a bike like that.

What's wrong with a beach cruiser.

[lupinsea]

Originally Posted by bren

What's wrong with a beach cruiser.

Nothing.

But it should be mounted properly. . . such as just in front of the truck's tires, below the front bumper.

[Terri Kennedy]

Originally Posted by blee

Speaking of wagons, in the midst of my recent pwrseverations I caught up with a friend of mine who threw an E46 M3 drivetrain and suspension into a same-era 325iT. Apparently that wagon has plenty of power.

I saw the Rogue Engineering one when they were building it. I also saw it once out on the road (Route 17 by the Bendix Diner) late one night before it went to Ralph Warren in CA.