Any Mountaineer 347THT Owners?
Picking my 2010 up soon. Plan on putting the Road King in the garage. I am wondering what others who have this model are doing to haul their bikes. Main questions are: How did you outfit it with...
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:B:B:B:B Hahahahahahahahaha. Happy to hear you have it and are acquainting yourself with it. Sounds like Keystone has it together. You drew a good pic of what the view is at the lake--sea sick would be me. Don't go sleep walking hahahahahaha
I will install the BikePro wheel chock we have used for several years in the pickup, when we have our test run with the 347. I have purchased the hardware to mount in the floor to mount the plate to. 4 Seasons has a RV park next to their facility and we will have 2 days/nights courtesy stay to test all the systems. I won't have the bike out there then, but it will keep me busy---need to be busy you know.
We ordered ours on March 11. Don't know exactly when the order went in, but they indicated it would be in by the end of April.
On the measurements, I plan on mounting the plate 12" back from the front wall, centered 25" from the inside of the outside wall. That allows for the 4" offset of the D-rings and gives enough room to move in front of the bike as well as narrowly along the right side of the bike. Also have the walkin door for easy access to the D-rings.
We are enjoying some spectacular spring weather and we wish the same for you.
I will install the BikePro wheel chock we have used for several years in the pickup, when we have our test run with the 347. I have purchased the hardware to mount in the floor to mount the plate to. 4 Seasons has a RV park next to their facility and we will have 2 days/nights courtesy stay to test all the systems. I won't have the bike out there then, but it will keep me busy---need to be busy you know.
We ordered ours on March 11. Don't know exactly when the order went in, but they indicated it would be in by the end of April.
On the measurements, I plan on mounting the plate 12" back from the front wall, centered 25" from the inside of the outside wall. That allows for the 4" offset of the D-rings and gives enough room to move in front of the bike as well as narrowly along the right side of the bike. Also have the walkin door for easy access to the D-rings.
We are enjoying some spectacular spring weather and we wish the same for you.
