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Rack for RANS Screamer

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  1. I just bought a RANS Sreamer and I would like to know the best carrier for it. I have a Toyota
    pickup with a six-foot bed. The bike is longer than that. Any suggestions?

  2. I have used my '91 Ford Ranger with the short bed many times. You just have to turn the bike around
    backwards so the boom goes over the tailgate. I have made a rack with clamps I bought through
    Performance bike and a piece of plywood to mount to. No problems. But I usually haul it on Windstar
    Minivan's Saris roof rack, with an Atoc rack as an addition. I can load by myself.

    Jim Vincent Vision R50 - RANS Screamer

  3. Bob, I have both the Rans screamer and 2 GRRs. The best rack for my money is the Draftmaster. It
    takes a class 3 hitch but once you use it you will be quite confidient that your tandem will be
    secure. There not cheap but what in this sport is.Take a look at their web site www.draftmaster.com
    Regards, Jeff

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    I just bought a RANS Sreamer and I would like to know the best carrier for it. I have a Toyota
    pickup with a six-foot bed. The bike is longer than that. Any suggestions?

    A bigger truck? poseur.4x4.orgfuturesuv.html

    Seriously, though: you could put a roof bar on top of the pickup's cab and bolt on a fork mount for
    the bike. It'd look a little odd with the bike pointing up at a 45 degree angle, but no weirder than
    the Draftmaster rack.

    Jeff

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