[Opieos]

Some of you might remember (or not ) My dilemma of removing the LOAD AND GO tray so that I could get my bicycle(s) in for travel.

(The LOAD AND GO was taking up to much vertical room to be able stand the bikes up straight and I didn't want them banging around unsecured)

I actually finished this project last summer but just got around to taking pics which can be viewed in my gallery listed below

http://www.nitroforumz.com/PHOTOPOST/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=1348

It was a couple of day project that I have been very pleased with. Let me know what you think

Cheers

Opieos

 

[JerseyNitro]

Good job Opieos. I'm sure others here would be interested in knowing how you accomplished that. If you're so inclined, maybe you'd want to do a little write-up in the "How-to" section.

 

[dk1677]

Nice job! :rep:

 

[Sarahb69]

Very nice job! :smileup: Very well designed, and nicely put together. It looks very professional! :rep:

I wish we could go with something like this...

Instead, we are opting for the hitch installed bike rack, eventually. Carting the 4 year old and her little bike trailer means we still need the back seat and the rear cargo area.

 

[Scar0]

Good job Opieos. I'm sure others here would be interested in knowing how you accomplished that. If you're so inclined, maybe you'd want to do a little write-up in the "How-to" section.

:iagree:
Do you put the load and go back in when not using the bike rack you made?
:rep:

 

[Opieos]

Scar0

No I completely took the LOAD AND GO out. It really wasn't serving much a purposes for me on top of I travel to enough bike races and rides thru out the year it's just easier to leave my "thingy' in.

 

[Scar0]

I don't have the load and go in mine, just the removable cover. I carry too many things in the back that require the extra space. :smileup: Perhaps you could sell the Load and go unit and recoup a little of the cost for your thingy? Or trade it for a cover?