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Mountainsmith Travel Trunk

June 3, 2009

For motorcycle trips you want a true roll top waterproof duffle bag made out of PVC.

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Skip the locking ones

Yakima BedHead Truck Bed Mount

Yakima BedHead Truck Bed Mount

Rating for this product: 5 December 10, 2008

I've got two of these installed on my truck & use them a few times a month for road & mountain bikes. They are easy to install & work great. My advice is to skip the locking units that sell for a little more & get the standard ones. When you do put the bikes on, just toss a cable through the frames & wheels then lock them to the tie down point in the bed. The bikes are more secure from theft that way anyway.

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