I have gone through past posts but have not found what I am looking for. I just bought an electric assist bike and I need to figure out how to carry and more so what to do with it at the campground at night?I do not want to carry on the front, when it is just me I do not want to take the trailer. I thought of putting it inside but at night would be tight. Thought of a hitch carrier for the back of the truck but then would need to take of the rear cargo carrier. It is way to heavy for the ladder.At night I can take off the battery and leave the bike outside?Any ideas that I did not think of?

Does it fit in your extended cab?

Cant set outside because of weather?might grow legs? Long coated steel cable to loc to truck, or thru wheels so it cant roll. As far as weather, cover of some sort. I use a simple large plastic garbage split lengthwise on our scooter. Keeps unnecessary water out of the instrument panel and seat dry.Cant imagine living with bike in aisle let alone rolling inside or even into truck? Could you modify the rear rack for wheel hoops. Wouldn't think it would be very heavy, stabilized to jacks?.

Bedlam wrote:Does it fit in your extended cab?Was thinking of that when on my walk this morning, need to measure.Thanks,

AnEv942 wrote:Cant set outside because of weather?might grow legs? Long coated steel cable to loc to truck, or thru wheels so it cant roll. As far as weather, cover of some sort. I use a simple large plastic garbage split lengthwise on our scooter. Keeps unnecessary water out of the instrument panel and seat dry.Cant imagine living with bike in aisle let alone rolling inside or even into truck? Could you modify the rear rack for wheel hoops. Wouldn't think it would be very heavy, stabilized to jacks?.Legs is my concern. I can remove the battery to save some money in case....... Never thought of a cover, great idea as out of site out of mind and it is protected.Thanks,

Add a removable extension to the hitch carrier. At least, some hitch carriers have a tube that goes all of the way through.

Carrying/ storing an electric bike | Good Sam Community

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Photomike
Explorer III
Apr 09, 2016
AnEv942 wrote:
Cant set outside because of weather?might grow legs?
Long coated steel cable to loc to truck, or thru wheels so it cant roll. As far as weather, cover of some sort. I use a simple large plastic garbage split lengthwise on our scooter. Keeps unnecessary water out of the instrument panel and seat dry.

Cant imagine living with bike in aisle let alone rolling inside or even into truck? Could you modify the rear rack for wheel hoops. Wouldn't think it would be very heavy, stabilized to jacks?.

Legs is my concern. I can remove the battery to save some money in case.......

Never thought of a cover, great idea as out of site out of mind and it is protected.

Thanks,
Photomike
Explorer III
Apr 09, 2016
Bedlam wrote:
Does it fit in your extended cab?

Was thinking of that when on my walk this morning, need to measure.

Thanks,
AnEv942
Nomad
Apr 09, 2016
Cant set outside because of weather?might grow legs?
Long coated steel cable to loc to truck, or thru wheels so it cant roll. As far as weather, cover of some sort. I use a simple large plastic garbage split lengthwise on our scooter. Keeps unnecessary water out of the instrument panel and seat dry.

Cant imagine living with bike in aisle let alone rolling inside or even into truck? Could you modify the rear rack for wheel hoops. Wouldn't think it would be very heavy, stabilized to jacks?.
Bedlam
Moderator
Apr 09, 2016
Does it fit in your extended cab?

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