Dark-Fx
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Was it back before bikes had suspension?Not anymore, but I remember being able to easily toss a couple in the back of a full size, years ago, with plenty of room to spare.
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Was it back before bikes had suspension?Not anymore, but I remember being able to easily toss a couple in the back of a full size, years ago, with plenty of room to spare.
The tailgate rubbing is my only concern, but at the end of the day, it's a truck, and I can only be so precious if I want to actually enjoy it.I wish I wasn't so anal about my paint. Or my bike. Otherwise I'd be all over tailgate pads.
I've owned several MTB tailgate pads over the years and this pad is super well designed. The design eliminates the awkward installation by adding fabric corners to the bottom of the pad that attach to the tailgate (so the pad doesn't fall forward) during installation - brilliant! In addition, the side release buckles eliminate dealing with threading straps which can be tricky. I love the clear window so that my break lights aren't covered. Camera should be okay as well. It's truly a step above anything I've used lately. If the padding is thick enough to prevent dings to my tailgate, I will be first in line to buy one.
I guess they were Huffy's and you didn't care if they got all banged up?Not anymore, but I remember being able to easily toss a couple in the back of a full size, years ago, with plenty of room to spare.