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  1. TheBitterLocal on

    I would not transport my rig like that. I had a hanging rack when I first started… I used to secure the pedal to the frame of the rack. It vibrated so much that it loosened my crank and it fell off while riding. Get a tailgate pad man or an actual rack man!

  2. this looks quite sketchy, a tailgate pad can be make out of carpet and bungee cords or even use pool noodles if you have. i don’t see this damaging the axel in the short term since front axels especially are very strong but it still does not look comforting

  3. Why not mount it in the bed rail closest to the cab and then open your tailgate or something?

  4. rockandrollmark on

    That’s putting a lot of stress through parts that probably won’t like being subjected to sustained periods of stress. Specifically here I’m thinking where the through-axel runs through the fork, and to an extent your headset and bushings / bearings for your rear triangle.

  5. Hey man! I would look into getting a tailgate pad or this [Truck Bed Holder](https://www.amazon.com/INNO-RT201-Truck-Bike-Rack/dp/B002MZQTL0/ref=asc_df_B002MZQTL0?mcid=e9dc4af2f4a339acad04e0b79e763e62&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=693769127501&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10851448349837790201&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9003717&hvtargid=pla-382104089726&psc=1). I use this on my bike and I can see your truck has the insert for this (I have a Taco too!). You may need to drive your truck with the tailbed down but I feel like its totally worth it.

  6. It’s fine. It’s a weird mount, but the forces your bike is gonna see from this are a small fraction of the forces it’ll see from riding it. Don’t sweat it.

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