Lock N Load Husky TE511

[fasteer]

Anybody tried the Risk Lock N Load on a 511?
I *think* the 511 is a touch wider at the pegs than the average mx bike.
Mine is lowered an inch, but after browsing through the website I don't think that will be an issue.
http://www.riskracing.com/pages/Lock_Page.html

 

[Tinken]

Looks pretty neat.

 

[fasteer]

 

[ascribner]

I used to have two of them in my old Tundra, but sold them when I figured I was done riding dirt (breaking a femur does that, but I am back on it). I am highly contemplating purchasing another. If you want some, let me know. I get them for less than retail, PM me for details (I don't normally sell these, just have an account).

 

[Rearwheelin]

I have two of them in my 5 by 8 cargo trailer. They fit the TE fine and work great. I have hauled my 450r and a WR with them and pleanty of peg room. I only bought them for my cargo trailer because they were the best solution for fitting two bikes. I wouldn't bother with them for a truck bed.

 

[ascribner]

I really liked them in the bed of the truck. Properly arrange you could load 3 bikes.

 

[Rearwheelin]

I really liked them in the bed of the truck. Properly arrange you could load 3 bikes.

Yes , but you can load three bikes with straps too.

 

[Rearwheelin]

My Tacoma has no suspension with three bikes but can easily haul 4 bikes and all the gear plus more with two in the truck and two in my cargo trailer

 

[ascribner]

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Yes , but you can load three bikes with straps too.

Somehow you missed the point is to not need straps.

 

[Rearwheelin]

The
Somehow you missed the point is to not need straps.

Oh , I stand corrected . You don't need straps lol

I can spell out my point . Straps are much better than lock and loads if what you are loading your bike into has strap hooks. Why drill holes in the truck bed when straps work better for a truck IMOA . The benifits on the Risk Racing is speed of securement. .... Just my two cents for the OP

 

[Huskynoobee]

So...the girl somehow rides along and keeps your bike secure?

 

[Mike-AK]

So...the girl somehow rides along and keeps your bike secure?

Broad shoulders...adams apple...you sure that's a girl?

 

[jerbear610]

Broad shoulders...adams apple...you sure that's a girl?

She does look kinda manly.

 

[Huskynoobee]

Hey, I work in hollywood. Its getting hard to tell these days.
Wondered if she/he is a required accessory.
Just glad I've got a girl of my own.

 

[Rearwheelin]

Hey, I work in hollywood. Its getting hard to tell these days.
Wondered if she/he is a required accessory.
Just glad I've got a girl of my own.

Does she like straps or prefer the lock and load ?

 

[Wadzy]

Hey budd

I used to have two of them in my old Tundra, but sold them when I figured I was done riding dirt (breaking a femur does that, but I am back on it). I am highly contemplating purchasing another. If you want some, let me know. I get them for less than retail, PM me for details (I don't normally sell these, just have an account).

Really like this system and need to secure my 17FE501 soon. Do you still have access to less than retail pricing?

Thanks,

Christian

 

[bent70]

These things are garbage. I've had them for a few years and the uprights rip from the base. The wall tubing is ridiculously thin with little to no bracing. The concept is great, but craftsmanship isn't. If you're capable building your own with heavier stock is the way to go.