Vincent
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I'm an avid bike lover and so far, I've written a couple of articles on how to carry your bike around when going on a trip.
So if you've not gotten your crossbars yet and you're looking for a solution for your bikes, this might just be a solution for you. As you could go with the tailgate pad as your maiden MTB voyage .
Seems the tire was in the way of the reverse camera making the backup sensor angry, but that can be fixed by moving the bike to a different slot.
The bike doesn't move, and you can see the gear guard cable in action as well. Note this particular pad has tailgate width/shape adjusting straps on the top for the oddly shaped and thick gate. LMK if you have any questions…
So if you've not gotten your crossbars yet and you're looking for a solution for your bikes, this might just be a solution for you. As you could go with the tailgate pad as your maiden MTB voyage .
Seems the tire was in the way of the reverse camera making the backup sensor angry, but that can be fixed by moving the bike to a different slot.
The bike doesn't move, and you can see the gear guard cable in action as well. Note this particular pad has tailgate width/shape adjusting straps on the top for the oddly shaped and thick gate. LMK if you have any questions…
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