L-Track System in a truck bed

[@This_Guy1]

I will say, mad respect to you dudes that load their 600cc+ sport bikes in the bed of your trucks. I put my ZX-10R in the bed of my Ram once and it was supper sketchy. After that I just got a cheap $500 5x8 trailer off of Facebook market place and modified it to solely be a motorcycle hauler. The way i see it is, all it takes is one slip to nearly total my $12k investment + the cost of medical bills if that heavy sum bich crashes down on top of me. With a cheap trailer thats never a possibility + it works really well for loading a crashed bike or broken down bike.

[@simtis]

Great video. Appreciate the details and lessons you learned along the way. Good stuff. Nice job on the backing plate...should last a lifetime and hold the bikes well. I'm looking toi do something similar soon. Stock tie downs just don't get it done.

[@wayunae6303]

Good thought on the bracing under the bed. I used big washers, but i think your way is better.

[@bradwright7862]

Thanks for the great video. Not sure what year F150 you have, but aluminum bed with steel screws/components will lead to galvanic corrosion. Something to be aware of and insulate property.

[@03JP17]

How on earth did you get between the bed and the cab? there's no space at all and there's a huge lip

[@tonymitteer1732]

Very useful…saves me the usual learning curve

[@KGs_Place]

Thank you for the video, extremely helpful!

[@MultiGlocklover]

Thanks for posting

[@tomc7296]

Nice work. Thanks for the links as well.

[@1windozesuk]

Nice job

[@plattbgood]

Awesome post! Very Helpful
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[@jrkeyesful]

Thanks a lot. Helpful.

[@This_Guy1]

Why bedliner the bed but not the tailgate? Tailgates get alot of wear. Is it a new tailgate?

[@CS-qc7np]

@5:35 are you missing a bump stop? Also I want them but thinking about on the sides.