Deron got creative yesterday

1400pilot · 03-04-2007

I needed a new way to carry our motocross bikes to and from the races, and use my camper also, nothing like AC and beds to sleep in over at a 2 day event, so after thinking what would work this is what I came up with, we ran new supports from each frame rail and tied them together, and then added 2 inch reciever hitches and built the carrier. works like a dream!!! now we are all set as the racing season starts in 2 weeks, now just need to practice!!!

kingofwings · 03-04-2007

Cool Deron..... a man of many talents!

Alf · 03-04-2007

Nice looking rig...

*pitchinguy* · 03-04-2007

Nice job Deron!

So, do you leave the big boy cryin in the garage??!

*Tod* · 03-04-2007

That's pretty cool. And with 2-2" hitches, it should have no trouble carrying the weight.

Um, better put a light or some reflectors back there though.

*pitchinguy* · 03-04-2007

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Originally Posted by Tod

That's pretty cool. And with 2-2" hitches, it should have no trouble carrying the weight.

Um, better put a light or some reflectors back there though.

Yup, good point!!

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1400pilot · 03-04-2007

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Originally Posted by Tod

That's pretty cool. And with 2-2" hitches, it should have no trouble carrying the weight.

Um, better put a light or some reflectors back there though.

ya I am gonna, but if the people behind me cant see 2 lime green bikes they dont need to be driving anyway!!!

1400pilot · 03-04-2007

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Originally Posted by pitchinguy

Nice job Deron!

So, do you leave the big boy cryin in the garage??!

I know I had to go and see the 1600 for a little bit, but I turned him into a KX1600 on my Arizona trip out in the desert in Death Valley, so now he wants to race also!!!

but mojo just cant quite carry a double, and thru the whoops section of the track he also struggles..............but on a straight away nothing can catch me...........

but he's big enough I think that he would work well for a bump pass

*jukief* · 03-04-2007

Very cool, Deron. Looks like you're going to have a lot of fun this season. I'm jealous!

BigJohn · 03-04-2007

Looks great. Nothing like comfort on the road.

*anamosity* · 03-04-2007

good job Deron. That looks pretty damn professional.

1400pilot · 03-05-2007

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Originally Posted by anamosity

good job Deron. That looks pretty damn professional.

thats cause we didnt start drinking beer untill we were almost done

**2WheelFun** · 03-05-2007

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Originally Posted by 1600pilot

thats cause we didnt start drinking beer untill we were almost done

LOL...

Now that's a sure sign of a pro right there!

Nice job, Deron. Maybe you should make those and sell them?

zedx11 · 03-05-2007

good job Deron.

good idea, not drinking till the project was almost done. LOL

pat0021 · 03-05-2007

Sweet rig, but it does make you're tail lights hard to see. Hope that doesn't cause problems for ya!!

*ispeed77* · 03-05-2007

nice job Deron, much easier than puting the bikes in the back of the truck.

**Spok** · 03-05-2007

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Originally Posted by ispeed77

nice job Deron, much easier than puting the bikes in the back of the truck.

its a chevy, it couldn't haul two bikes...

*ispeed77* · 03-05-2007

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Originally Posted by Spok

its a chevy, it couldn't haul two bikes...

yeah, good point
he could always take the Superduty from the shop

Frankt07 · 03-05-2007

its a good thing he used Ford quality steel in that frame. if he would've used Chevy steel, it would be bending in half from the weight of those bikes

*ispeed77* · 03-05-2007

he may not drive the right thing, but at least he knows where to use quality stuff.
man, we are really abusing him on his own thread.....gotta love this place

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1400pilot UBER CLUB MEMBER #2 Forum Supporter Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Holdrege, Nebraska Posts: 13,839	Deron got creative yesterday I needed a new way to carry our motocross bikes to and from the races, and use my camper also, nothing like AC and beds to sleep in over at a 2 day event, so after thinking what would work this is what I came up with, we ran new supports from each frame rail and tied them together, and then added 2 inch reciever hitches and built the carrier. works like a dream!!! now we are all set as the racing season starts in 2 weeks, now just need to practice!!! __________________ Click for a map of the states I've ridden in 08 ZG1400 Concours 06 KDX200 04KX65

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kingofwings Posting Slacker Forum Supporter Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Honesdale, PA Posts: 2,617	Cool Deron..... a man of many talents! __________________ *R.I.P. Deron*

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Alf Alf not Elf BTK Expert Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 2,727	Nice looking rig... __________________ When arguing with a idiot make sure he isn't... My bike 900 LT Red/Black.

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pitchinguy Deron...THE..."big guy"! Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Virginia Posts: 7,782	*Nice job Deron!* *So, do you leave the big boy cryin in the garage??!* __________________ *LIGHT ENGINEER Todd's Body Paint Team* *Black 1600w/apes*

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Tod Speed Learner Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Round Rock, TX Posts: 19,861	That's pretty cool. And with 2-2" hitches, it should have no trouble carrying the weight. Um, better put a light or some reflectors back there though. __________________ “Laughing at our mistakes can lengthen our own life. Laughing at someone else's can shorten it.” - Cullen Hightower

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jukief I miss you, Deron Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Fort Collins, CO Posts: 18,145	Very cool, Deron. Looks like you're going to have a lot of fun this season. I'm jealous! __________________ In memory of my friend Deron Harden. Life isn't going to be the same without him.

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BigJohn Power Hungry V2K Rider Forum Supporter Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Lake Stevens, WA Posts: 6,279	Looks great. Nothing like comfort on the road. __________________ '00 Nomad '06 V2K LT Because RED is the fastest color...

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zedx11 yellow doesn't corner wel Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: KC, KS Posts: 22,144	good job Deron. good idea, not drinking till the project was almost done. LOL __________________ Darrell Ignorance is a disease my friend. You should rid yourself of it.

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pat0021 IBA#34418 Forum Supporter Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ashland, Oh Posts: 2,106	Sweet rig, but it does make you're tail lights hard to see. Hope that doesn't cause problems for ya!! __________________ If you like your freedom thank a Vet! U.S. Navy Vet 2006 VN900LT

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ispeed77 RIP Deron Harden :-( Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Gardner, MA Posts: 30,712	nice job Deron, much easier than puting the bikes in the back of the truck. __________________ In loving memory of Deron Harden, forever in our thoughts :-(

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ispeed77 RIP Deron Harden :-( Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Gardner, MA Posts: 30,712	he may not drive the right thing, but at least he knows where to use quality stuff. man, we are really abusing him on his own thread.....gotta love this place __________________ In loving memory of Deron Harden, forever in our thoughts :-(