View Full Version : Chevy Colorado Full Cab big enuff for m/c
Lil Los
08-26-2006, 03:38 PM
I was wondering if anyone knew that a Chevy Colorado's bed with a full cab is big enough to haul a motorcycle in?
PASTAPWR
08-26-2006, 04:36 PM
I don't know the bed length of a Colorado, but can tell you this.
You can fit a bike in a 6 foot bed with tailgate down and and 8 foot bed with tailgate up. You may be able to fit a bike in a 6 foot bed with tailgate up if you put the bike in sideways.
I used to fit my Mille in my Silverado short bed with the tailgate up, but had to put the rear wheel in the recess of the gate and slam it.
AFstWrx
08-27-2006, 06:43 PM
I have an extended cab colorado and put my bike in it all the time.
Actually two bikes and a bunch of other stuff fits in there if you pack it right.
The tailgate won't fully close with a bike straight, but it has adjustable length tailgate cables so you can half mast the tailgate, or if you want you can get the ramp that doubles as a bed extender (I keep meaning to buy one of those, but i haven't gotten around to it yet.)
Zed10R
08-28-2006, 02:16 PM
Originally posted by Lil Los
I was wondering if anyone knew that a Chevy Colorado's bed with a full cab is big enough to haul a motorcycle in?
measure the wheelbase of the bike and the bed length of the truck.
:nerd
Actually, I decided I might need to clarify. You'll need to measure the farthest forward part of the front to the farthest rearward part of the rear. :nerd
Ya know, if somone's gotta tell you how to figure THAT out :confused
edited for clarity.
SPZ510
08-28-2006, 03:27 PM
The answer to your question is yes. But like mentioned before you have to keep the gate down. That was the last truck I rented when I when to T-Hill. Everything worked out great.
McBride61
08-28-2006, 04:09 PM
you should be ok if its a reg bed. A friend and I put my R1 and his R6 in a POS rented ford ranger. No scratches on the bikes :-D
NorCal Factory
08-28-2006, 06:58 PM
Plan on help with loading and unloading it. One trick is to get a crate to step up on as you try to keep up with the bike as it goes up.
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