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Think it’s strong enough to hold BMW 1200 GSA?

Could be a spot for the air compressor accessories bag. Make the bag bigger so you can actually get everything back in the bag. Also a spot for extra ball hitches, tow straps other emergency gear that doesn’t get used frequently, bit is nice to have, just in case.

1/12/23, 1500 miles

I test road a Multistrada, what a beast of a machine, loved it, but I went with a 1200GSA because of local maintenance shop, fuel tank size and a ton of 3rd party mods and support

Where in Illinois are you located? I’m in Milwaukee and am willing to drive down if it’s reasonable distance

Hi, I’m interested in these. Where in in Wisco are you located?

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/feb/15/elon-musk-changes-twitter-algorithm-super-bowl-slump-report Hypocrisy in carinate

55” from the inside of the track to the inside of the track

Yeah, but it”ll be pricey to build. Rough estimate is $700-800. High quality rollers, epoxy to set them, felt weather stripping for the track area, rubber weather stripping for the cab and tailgate ends. I”d have to get or borrow.proper tools as well

Customization is part of car culture. I just need to figure out where to put my chrome exhaust tips :) in seriousness I’ve got a plan in my head for a permanent DIY, in case Rivians fix is poorly made or ridiculously expensive

I like the Seaboard material, I’m just waiting to see what Rivian comes up with and the price before I pull the trigger on the HDPE. I‘m thinking of routing grooves and maybe trying to find rollers that fit the rail system

If you need a cover quick, here the thread for my DIY. $125 and 2 hours of time including the trip to Lowes https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/diy-temporary-tonneau-bed-cover.10300/page-12#post-284465

The brand name I found was Seaboard $400 in Milwaukee. I’m waiting to see what the Rivian manual cover is going to be before I spend that much

I like it. Please add details. Installation time, materials, price range, rolled up pics, etc

I have had the ACC slam the brakes for speed bumps and for no reason that could find. ACC seems to work great in stoplight to stoplight traffic and is ok at Interstate speeds, but at 40 mph on an empty boulevard, it acts paranoid. I would like a dumb cruise option for interstate travel. If a...

I use ACC 90% of the time, but I don’t like how slow it accelerates from a stop. With the ACC still engaged you can accelerate with traffic and when you reach the previously selected speed let off the pedal and it holds the selected speed. While this is great, when changing lanes to get around...

I did a DIY cover, it’s last one on this thread. https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/diy-temporary-tonneau-bed-cover.10300/page-12#post-284465 If it’s going be a better version of my vinyl fence, I’ll either build a custom wooden cover or a single piece of Seaboard and some weather stripping

They went in pretty easy, haven’t had a cause to take them out yet. I cut the V notch in the edges about 2” deep. It collapsed pretty easy. There are some open areas along the tongue and groove edges that could allow moisture into the inside of the planks. But, it’s a temporary cover. Once the...

IMHO, they over engineered the crap out of this. Using the existing tow hook mounts is an excellent idea. If the hooks are strong enough to pull a 7200 lb truck, they’re strong enough to push snow or a 5000lb winch. A simple double tube “bumper” and a forward leaning hoop would be a place to...

A Pre-Runner style push bar with a front hitch mount for a winch or towing. something like this with a plate and hitch mounted to existing tow hook mounts https://dufftuff.com/product/winch-mount-pre-runner-bumper-1966-77-bronco/