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marcmaggard 03-17-2006 09:44 PM

Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
Ok, I admit i'm a freakin moron, so now that we have that out of the way....here goes.

I moved from Nashville to West Palm Beach Fl and I'm flying home to drive down in my blazer. I have to pull my jetski down, but I'd LOVE to be able to figure out a way to get my bike down as well. The weather here is great year round for riding!!! Is there some way I could lay my bike in the back on it's side and drive it down without harming it???? I know is sounds crazy, but I'm desperate. I don't want to have to make another round trip just to pull it down.

Apart from that, anybody have any clues on shipping it????

Marc

heffay 03-17-2006 09:52 PM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
not advisable but, if you drain all the fluids it would probably be ok... i'd just hate to see you ruin your paint cuz gas leaked out all over it. drain the crankcase, drain the tank, drain the carbs (oh wait your probably f.i.) and use a lot of blankets and pillows and everything else soft you can find (probably not the quilt granny made for you tho)

evil636 03-18-2006 02:25 AM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
take the plastics off too. or shove the jet ski in the back ant trailer the bike.

mr2turbo 03-18-2006 04:03 AM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
you can probably rent a trailer from uhaul big enough to fit both for like 25 bucks a day...

speedracer138 03-18-2006 07:47 AM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 

take the plastics off too. or shove the jet ski in the back ant trailer the bike.

not advisable but, if you drain all the fluids it would probably be ok... i'd just hate to see you ruin your paint cuz gas leaked out all over it. drain the crankcase, drain the tank, drain the carbs (oh wait your probably f.i.) and use a lot of blankets and pillows and everything else soft you can find (probably not the quilt granny made for you tho)
Also don't forget the ACID leak from the BATTERY! I would stick the jetski in the back on its side as evil636 said and trailer the bike or modify the trailer to carry both if you can.

MAD KAW 03-18-2006 08:54 AM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
freaken u-hual it.... unless your superman how the hell are you gonna get the bike in the blazer?????[8D]

mr2turbo 03-18-2006 09:11 AM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 

ORIGINAL: MAD KAW

freaken u-hual it.... unless your superman how the hell are you gonna get the bike in the blazer?????[8D]
i actually had a friend that fit 2 r6's INSIDE a minivan...twice....once in a privia once in a town and country [sm=yikesomg.gif], stood them strait up and leaned them over on the kickstand strapped them down to the grab bars and seat mounts and drove 600 miles to a track day like that...and back...he just used a ramp and rolled them right into the back

MAD KAW 03-18-2006 09:23 AM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
nice.... well bro, [sm=icon_cheers.gif]

heffay 03-18-2006 08:24 PM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
must suck to have to drive 600 miles to the nearest track day!

mr2turbo 03-18-2006 08:30 PM

RE: Can I transport my bike laying on it's side?
 
oh it wasn't the nearest one, we're like an hour away from laguna seca and infineon >=) but he went to lv speedway to check it out


sorry about the thread jacking...i'll stop...heh


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