Transporting bike complete Inside car

[Jimbo Vills]

At least a fork mount prevents someone watching their front axle roll down the roller shutter of their pickup and wedge down the bed and cab ??‍

 

[Robb]

I can get an e-gravel and an e-hardtail into the back of my Yeti with the seats down but since I live alone, the three back seats are now removed (ten seconds per seat) and living in the loft so getting two e-bikes in is not so difficult. I made "templates" out of MDF to cover the footwells and provide hidden extra storage

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[Bomble]

I can get an e-gravel and an e-hardtail into the back of my Yeti with the seats down but since I live alone, the three back seats are now removed (ten seconds per seat) and living in the loft so getting two e-bikes in is not so difficult. I made "templates" out of MDF to cover the footwells and provide hidden extra storage

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What size are the bikes and do you have a photo them in the back without the cover on please?

 

[Robb]

What size are the bikes and do you have a photo them in the back without the cover on please?

The bikes are medium, 19 inch frame and 29 inch wheels. I don't have a photo of both bikes in the back but I shall post here when I get the chance to photo them

 

[TimC7]

Lay down the back seats is usually the easiest way to create a flat surface from the trunk to the back of the car's interior. Additionally, most bikes can fit in a car if you remove the front wheel. To do this, simply release the quick-release skewer or loosen the thru-axle on the front wheel, allowing you to slide it out of the fork dropouts.

I have to remove the front wheel - made a small stand that goes under the motor/BB to support the bike whilst removing/refitting it. So much less hassle now . .