roll bar

[buddy208]

does anyone know where or what vehicle i can get a roll bar from but still have room for my quad and other things

[mnkyboy]

how small is your quad? I'm not sure mine will fit without a roll bar.

 

 

I wonder if you would be better off with a headache rack that way you won't lose bed space.

[buddy208]

its a 2006 honda trx 300 i think we figured out that it would fit perfectly without a roll bar.

[Automan2164]

I am a headache rack fan.

 

Rob L.

[CWLONGSHOT]

I doubt such a "roll bar" exists!! I mean even a 7' bed isnt huge wide and thats where the size problem exists.

 

CW

[89eliminator]

I doubt such a "roll bar" exists!! I mean even a 7' bed isnt huge wide and thats where the size problem exists.

 

CW

 

:agree:

 

just trailer it, thats what i do.

[aemsee]

Where are you running in to fit problems with a stock rollbar?

[ComancheKid45]

 

just trailer it, thats what i do.

 

 

x2 :thumbsup:

 

My rollbar doesnt allow a Quad to fit between in but if i have 2 1 can still haul 1 with the tailgate down.

[CWLONGSHOT]

I doubt such a "roll bar" exists!! I mean even a 7' bed isnt huge wide and thats where the size problem exists.

 

CW

 

:agree:

 

just trailer it, that's what i do.

 

 

Did you say TRAILER?? :D :yes: :shake: Sorry, I'm a bit trailer happy these says...

 

A trailer is a great option for you with the quad. Back in 1985 I bought a Suzuki Quad Sport and we trailered them everywhere!!! FUN machine!!!

 

 

 

 

CW

[mnkyboy]

I usually end up trailering mine,because I'm usually taking more then one.

It is nice though to just throw it in the back and go.

 

 

If you must have a roll bar and don't want trailer you could have a bar custom made at a fab shop,your honda isnt very big so you could probably have a bar built that allows you to piggy back your quad onto it.

 

 

but as i said before i would just get a headache rack instead of the roll bar and the quad will still fit in the bed.

[dasbulliwagen]

Maybe you could have a roll bar made that the front part is a normal hoop, but the back legs come down to rest on the top of the bed sides instead of the wheel wells. That would leave you room to still drive the quad in and still get the look you want. Just my opinion!

[buddy208]

I'm not sure yet someone send me a pic of a comanche with a headache rack

[Automan2164]

I'm not sure yet someone send me a pic of a comanche with a headache rack

 

SEARCH is your friend. :D

 

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17011&p=172619&hilit=cargo+rack#p172619

 

 

Rob L. :thumbsup:

[shelbyluvv]

I have one that would let your quad fit in the bed of the truck.

 

I will not be using it. If you are interested in it PM.

 

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=15460

[mnkyboy]

That should work with a smaller quad,I don't think my quad would clear that but a trx300 might.

[89eliminator]

i always found it easier to hook up a trailer and load a quad then trying to squeeze one into the bed.

[ComancheKid45]

A stock width 300ex will fit between the MJ wheel wells, that rollbar would work for your application.....However anything bigger would be a challenge to fit in there

 

The Trailer works better though for racing trips

[mnkyboy]

i always found it easier to hook up a trailer and load a quad then trying to squeeze one into the bed.

 

 

kinda depends on the quad,a small sport quad can easily be thrown in the back of a truck.

I can lift my wifes Blaster in by myself.

 

now a large 4x4 or multiple quads i can see how a trailer would be alot easier.

[89eliminator]

i always found it easier to hook up a trailer and load a quad then trying to squeeze one into the bed.

 

 

now a large 4x4 quad i can see how a trailer would be alot easier.

 

that would be my quad

[mnkyboy]

ya i saw the pics i wouldnt want to cram that thing into the back of an MJ,after a day of riding.

 

a full size truck with a good set of ramps wouldnt be bad though.