[schizuki]

Allow me to be the first not to answer your question...



How much does your bike weigh? If you can't find what you're looking for, have you considered one of those racks that mounts to the trailer hitch? They're rated for 500 pounds. You didn't seem to say it HAD to be enclosed, so this might be an option if that's not critical.

 

[8345]

refurb a chevy astro.

small V6 engine.

it may be a small project but I honestly think it's one of the best

size/price ratio

 

[38360]

I got a Honda Element, I tried to put my Scorpa trials bike in it once, but the handlebars wouldn't fit through the back door, although it would of fit if I loosened the handlebars. I don't know how they would fit a motocrosser in there though.

 

[50357]

You know you really want an Elcamino or if you can't step up, a Ranchero.

 

[pplassm]

I have used an old Toyota van to transport my CR250. Use a tie down to compress the forks. That van had 2 bench seats in the back for carrying lots of people when bikes weren't in there.



Also have used a long Ford Aerostar to transport 2 dirt bikes. Compress forks and put second bike in backwards.



You can get bumper carriers that slide into the hitch receiver. Some are rated up to 800 lbs, so the Husky'll be no problem.



In the old days, I used to remove the front wheel of my TM400 and put the bike in the trunk! Then I got the old style bumper carrier (hoops!). Remember those?

 

[Kenneth_Moore]

I have an '06 Honda Element. My friend's CBRR 954 fit in it but I don't think my old HD would. I really don't think I'd choose it if hauling a bike were my main criteria. A lightweight trailer would be a lot better in the long run.

 

[Rubble]

Anything less than a van will be nothing more than a lesson in frustration. I've heard of a person putting Vespa scooter in a Honda Element but it was a very tight fit and required lots of finesse and two people to get it in and out.



Rub

 

[pushrod]

Get yourself one of those collapsible trailers. Fold it up and stand it in a corner.



And, it's always more fun with two bikes!

 

[1747]

get an old Jaguar and Sawzall™ off thee top. Show a little style for gods sake...

 

[mscuddy]

Have you priced old Jag parts lately? Oh, I guess you have...

 

[mscuddy]

I have an Element (rolling phone booth) and I can barely fit a bicycle in it without shredding the headliner.



An old VW bus would fit the bill, but then you'd have to wory about the whole rig exploding and catching on fire. Not cool.



What you need is a Jawa 350 Californian with a bike trailer behind it. Now that's klass.

 

[33129]

Get an old Yugo and start riding wheelies on to the rear deck. In no time you'll have a custom-fit carrying setup, not to mention tons-o-fun, for very few $$.

 

[mscuddy]

Where did you stow the bandages and leg splints for AFTER you rode the TM?

 

[12er]

http://www.masterhitch.com/suv-truckAcc.asp?prodID=56 and buy a bike cover.

 

[The_AirHawk]

That VW engine fills-up more of the back than you might think. A VW Microbus works OK as a Phreak-machine, but is probably terrible for hauling anything. 'Cept mebbe a pile of trash from your friend Alice's place..........

 

[The_AirHawk]

"I'd like to find a smallish vehicle that I can carry a single bike in (not a pickup). There are lots of places I'd like to ride my Husaberg supermoto, but riding it there would be painful."

I found the Perfect Vehicle for you - should meet every situation you'll ever run-across..........

 

[36284]

Go sit at the Group W bench, willya?

 

[The_AirHawk]

That's pronounced "Ran-CHAR-o".

 

[The_AirHawk]

Don't believe me?

 

[The_AirHawk]

Just ask Eddie Griffin............