Bike unloading

Unloading Yamaha FZ1 from Honda Element. Use the Honda to transport the bike 1,000 miles to better roads instead highway

[@spinebreaker4507]

This video answered my long life questions as to why I got this car in the first place Thank you. Off to buy a ramp for the r6!

[@presencemotoriders914]

Did yours actually fit the r6! Very curious

[@chasejohnson3060]

Wanted to find a nice car that I’d want to drive on regular days that I could also pack my bike into without having to get a van or pickup. This video may have just drove the nail in the coffin on my choice. Thanks man.

[@longjonsilvernuts]

Caution that if it is a sports bike then the windscreen may not allow it to fit since that is the tallest/highest point on a sports bike

[@ttran9505]

Did you anchor the wheel chock to the car? Perhaps to the seat rails?

[@malbojah]

The wheel chock was bolted to a 1/4" steel plate that was mounted to the front passenger seat mounting holes (seat obviously removed) Traded the Element in recently and got a Ridgeline as a replacement

[@techingo666]

I am looking to get an element to haul my motorcycles and my vintage Vespas around . I am glad I ran into your channel.. did you have to do any mods to the element?

[@malbojah]

The only major add-on I've done is install a 28" LED light bar to the front grill

[@alfadriver87]

What is that metal brace thing near the kickstand that you move off the bike before you unload it?

[@malbojah]

That was the ratchet strap that I tossed off the kickstand. I have a eyelet drilled / bolted into the rear plywood to give me an anchor point for the back of the bike. 1 one each side.