Thanks for the video. It’s good to know what it involves putting it on and whether the quality warrants the price. I think it was a worthwhile purchase.
I’m having a helluva difficult time feeding the straps through. I see you’re feeding them from the inside out. I would like to see what angle you’re getting them through because I’m having a hard time with it. After an hour I have one through.
@@randycrownover5580 sorry to hear that, I haven’t done it in awhile but I remember it being pretty difficult. I’d recommend getting someone to help you hold up the tailgate so you can focus on just feeding them through. It was hard to do by myself.
@@formytots0128 oh yeah it’s definitely weatherproof. Very rugged and seems like it can be left on indefinitely. I wouldn’t even worry about it being pressure washed etc.
Why in the world are there not built in tie down straps??? Every bike pad I've seen, including the Dakine pad that I own, has velcro straps that go around the bike frame.
I used to have a bra on my van until it started wearing the finish at higher speeds. Dirt would get underneath the bra which started to scratch the surface paint. I wonder if this pad will cause micro abrasions on the stainless surface at higher speeds (if dirt gets under the pad), especially since it's so loose fitting and flaps against the back. Seems like it would be easier to steal the bikes, and now the tonneau cover is open, letting in rain. I still prefer just adding a locking trailer hitch bike rack over this. Kind of spoils the look of the truck too.
I’m genuinely astounded by how immaculate your garage is, considering you have two kids.
@@davidblah-7215 hahaha. I put a lot of work into it in the last few months. It has been in bad shape before 🤣
It looks great
Thanks for the video. It’s good to know what it involves putting it on and whether the quality warrants the price. I think it was a worthwhile purchase.
@@Frank_W. thanks for watching! Yeah I think it’s pretty nice to have around
I’m having a helluva difficult time feeding the straps through. I see you’re feeding them from the inside out. I would like to see what angle you’re getting them through because I’m having a hard time with it. After an hour I have one through.
@@randycrownover5580 sorry to hear that, I haven’t done it in awhile but I remember it being pretty difficult. I’d recommend getting someone to help you hold up the tailgate so you can focus on just feeding them through. It was hard to do by myself.
Shoots, outside looks good without the bikes too🤗
what is the purpose of this on the tailgate? Shield from what?
wyt????
How does the brake light and tail light show after you install it?
@@drewjones3601 they’re entirely unblocked
Would love to see a pic / video of this…
Looks great and functional. Is that weatherproof to keep it somewhat permanently installed.? It could get quite dirty at the back of the truck bed.
@@formytots0128 oh yeah it’s definitely weatherproof. Very rugged and seems like it can be left on indefinitely. I wouldn’t even worry about it being pressure washed etc.
I would use a metal type thing to get it tied down so it can’t be stolen! Good product how much did you pay?
Why in the world are there not built in tie down straps??? Every bike pad I've seen, including the Dakine pad that I own, has velcro straps that go around the bike frame.
@@leeboy4130 I agree that was disappointing to me also
@@skylerity me too
Now if Jump Seats would just get back in stock!!!
@@stopstickers haha we just sit in the frunk ruclips.net/user/shortsp0lX9z2hLNA?si=FfZPDNUIaU84d_53
I was surprised by a farmer loading hay stacks into the back and getting straw residue in the gap making maintenance an issue
Not knowing much about trucks is your concern specific to the Cybertruck or a problem with all pickup trucks? thank you
@@edhill8568 .. just a general really but that’s all there is to maintenance on electric keeping it reasonable clean..
I used to have a bra on my van until it started wearing the finish at higher speeds. Dirt would get underneath the bra which started to scratch the surface paint. I wonder if this pad will cause micro abrasions on the stainless surface at higher speeds (if dirt gets under the pad), especially since it's so loose fitting and flaps against the back. Seems like it would be easier to steal the bikes, and now the tonneau cover is open, letting in rain. I still prefer just adding a locking trailer hitch bike rack over this. Kind of spoils the look of the truck too.
Those tailgate things look like truck diapers to me.
You may want to blur out your license plate fyi
Could you review how well the Cybertruck evades police? Thanks!
Why not just lay the bikes down?
Not a fan of that product...
9 minutes? To show how not to do something? Hauling bike or bikes regularly? 2x4 w/chocks and strap to side rails. You’re welcome.