bosoxfan

Bad cell phone pictures, but everything fit...

LexVan

Not fair. The tent is not pitched.

bosoxfan

The bag in the frunk is actually my gear bag. The frame for the tent is laid out in the back seat

Mark in Baltimore

Impressive! I would be concerned about boogering the interior with dents, grease, etc. Have you ruled out a roof rack?

bosoxfan

I keep my bikes meticulously clean, the drivetrain is wrapped so no grease will get on anything, and the bike (sans wheels) weighs a hair under 16 lbs. I think any passenger I take in the car will be causing more wear and tear on the interior than what I have packed.

mpruden

That's my kind of functional carbon fiber interior enhancement.

GT34ME

nicely done. Awesome bike too.

coltj

Mine fits in the rear quite easily with the front seats moved up a bit. I'll have to try your configuration. I wrap plastic bags around the deraileurs and front crank. Use the bike to ride to/from Jerry's in Natick. Better than taking the T.

bosoxfan

There was no chance of this fitting in the back seat unless I remove the aerobars and started messing with the alignment settings of the cockpit. This way was easy, remove both wheels and seat/ seatpost and voila... Plus the tent is in the back seat.

hapkido2

Haha.... Been there done that. Then decided to go this route.

Nicely done though!

Holytin

Maybe a truck would be better suited for what you guys want to do...

EMBPilot

Agree. "Using the right tool for the job" comes to mind.
With the exception of a roof rack for track wheels I never understood those who are loading a sports car like a pickup truck.

Dplus

I'd be more worried about leaving my car at the trailhead or parking lot while i was out riding. Those are popular spots for breaki-ins.

LexVan

So, when you get to the hotel, you park the 993 in the tent. Smart. I like it!

doublecabmel

is there anything these cars can't do?