Inside bike hauling

[dwall]

We just purchased 2 bikes to take camping with us. The problem is the back of the truck is already full with camping "stuff" that we take. A rear bumper bike rack is out of the question. Only place left is inside the TT. My question is how have you secured them inside during the trip?

[fourfourto]

I put a old fitted sheet over the queen bed then use 2 Mcdonalds trays I acquired :cool: to put between mattress and pedals then pull the corners out and wrap corners of bikes.

[dwall]

I put a old fitted sheet over the queen bed then use 2 Mcdonalds trays I acquired :cool: to put between mattress and pedals then pull the corners out and wrap corners of bikes.

I like the way you think. This works for me.

[busterbrown]

Look at this front A-frame bike mount. It may be your solution...

https://www.amazon.com/Stromberg-Carlson-CC-275-Bike-Cargo/dp/B00KQPLJVI

[WNY Bullet]

I mount my bikes inside on the dinette. I mounted the bike mounts on the back side of the dinette seats, so all I have to do is drop the table and flip the seats. Bikes are securely fastened down so they don't rub each other.

I should add that these pictures are from our last trailer. I just installed them the same way in our new trailer yesterday. They work great!

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[keyholeelf]

Some other options would be to mount them on top of the cab of your truck or get a front receiver and mount the bike rack to the front of the truck. We

[mikz86ta]

WNY Bullet, like that idea ��