Mountain bikes , transport

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Mountain bikes, transport
First time. Took off front wheel of each bike. There is so much room, next time I plan on loading in one bike, laying out a mat , laying the second bike on the mat so pedals lean on the mat and not on the first bike. Using adjustable 60 inch bungee cords purchased from Amazon to tie them down

 

[hwy17er]

Cool...Maybe post a photo of them all loaded in there!

 

[9.81ms2]

Mountain bikes, transport
First time. Took off front wheel of each bike. There is so much room, next time I plan on loading in one bike, laying out a mat , laying the second bike on the mat so pedals lean on the mat and not on the first bike. Using adjustable 60 inch bungee cords purchased from Amazon to tie them down


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@hwy17er one bike handle bars pointing forward, one bike handle bars pointed to the back. 15 - 20 minutes to put them in the car. no third row, 2nd row folded down.

 

[hwy17er]

wow, you can toss 'em both in w/o disassembly, nice

I had seen promotional graphics of the "removing the front wheel" technique setting two of them in vertically but wondered whether if that was actually possible or just more marketing "sheen"
(like the previously missing 3rd row gap cover)
??