How to get a bike to the track without a trailer or truck..

[G-reg]

Here's one way to get it to the track I guess..   


http://www.sacborg.com/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=015815

[Jeff]

wow... that is pretty good... and here I thought it would be the pic of the honda CRX with the sportbike strapped to the roof of it.

[PJ721]

WOW!

[backMARKr]

Hey Jeff....I actually saw that CRX on I-57 several years ago...have my own pic of it somewhere...still freaks me out when I see it!!!

[IBFrank]

looks retarded but you gotta give the guy credit for determination. he strapped the hell out of it too.

[loc_dogg]

WOW! What freakin TARD!!!!

[weggieman]

Once saw a guy show up at BHF with a 125 in the back seat of a Honda Civic. Had the front end and rear wheel off so it would fit.

[Jeff]

looks retarded but you gotta give the guy credit for determination. he strapped the hell out of it too.

I was thinking the same thing.  If you're brilliant enough to figure out and mastermind a design like this, perhaps you could be smart enough to rent a truck or trailer...

[nycstripes]

I was at that track day with Team Pro-Motion at Pocono last month. He caught some flack for doing that. Someone also was kind enough to trailer the boob back home. These pics are definitely getting some mileage on the net. Definitely a depiction of some PA redneck ingenuity.
Hopefully he'll invest in a trailer before that rig fails and wipes out some poor guy taking his leisurely  Sunday ride on his cruiser.
Ken

[loc_dogg]

Maybe you could invest in some number plate bakcgrounds and some real numbers! LOL

[jooks]

Wasn't there a product on the market that attached to your vee-hicle in which you placed one of your bike wheels in the cradle and pulled your bike like a one wheeled trailer? Or am I just under the table and dreaming?

[loc_dogg]

Yup! http://www.motorcycleramps.com/motorcycle_caddy.htm 
http://www.motorcycleramps.com/hitch_motorcycle_carrier.htm
http://www.motorcycleramps.com/sport_motorcycle_carrier.htm