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Received and installed today. Pre-existing Ford factory-installed rails. Installation took about 30 minutes, but mostly because I was watching YouTube installation process and was taking it really easy. If I had to do it again, I'd do it in 10. First impression: a little flimsy, but nothing...

Meet the Grasshopper (some of you might already have). Got it almost a year ago, best automotive purchase I've made (and I've made many of them!). And what says "Christmas" better than green and red colors? 🙂

Could you please send one to me, too? Thank you.

Hi, it just comes on, no initiation sequence. See photos here: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/took-delivery-january-6th-and-the-next-steps-eruption-green-lariat.59464/post-1015529

It does not.

I don't live here.

Thank you, I'll try to find time today and add dimensions to the picture. Keep in mind that this particular design is for trucks with a trifold tonneau cover, as you can see in the picture the bikes cannot move all the way to the frond of the bed. If you don't have that, you probably want a...

Thank you, it's not my invention, there have been quite a few of those made before mine. 🙂 I just made a few design modifications.

Thank you, no, I haven't tried it - first, I don't think it's safe, and secondly, it might be pretty tricky loading bikes with the tailgate closed. And the cross-traffic alert does not work with the tailgate lowered.

It takes a few minutes, but not that bad. Putting the rack into the bed and securing with bungee cords - 2 min. Loading the bikes in - 1 min for 2 bikes. Securing them with a ratchet tie-down - 1 to 2 min. So the entire process is under 5 minutes. If you already have the rack in the bed -...

Thanks, I wish I could, but it's already riveted together, too late for video now. 🙂

Cubic feet. It's just above 2 cubic yards.

Thank you. The bungee cords actually prevent the rack from sliding backwards. The front (upper) bar is sitting securely in the groove, while the lower front bar is exactly to the width of the bed. It is very stable. When I use ratchet tie downs, the bungee cords are not even needed at all. They...

Just want to keep the bikes inside. Feels sturdier and more secure.

Hi all, here is the bike rack that I made. Materials: 1. 1-1/4 in. x 5 ft. Green Furniture Grade Schedule 40 PVC Pipe (2-Pack) 2. End caps 3. Tee connectors 4. Nylon rivets Every joint is secured with a rivet. I decided not to glue anything in case I need to replace a piece in the future. The...

Built mid-December.

That's the reason: I took this photo yesterday.