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Truth!
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In the past, we carried our tandem in the bed of an F100 with an 8 foot bed. We also spent 6 weeks carrying the tandem cross ways along with two singles and camping gear in a Ford Ranger with a camper top. We also used a Ford Explorer with a Thule roof rack that grabbed the fork and rear quick release.
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As others have noted, the best answer to bike hauling inside a vehicle is always a minivan. My family had three Chrysler minivans over the years. Surprisingly reliable, comfortable, easy to work on, and swallowed tandems nicely. I attached two fork mounts to a plank. With the front wheel removed and one of the middle seats stowed, the tandem fit easily.
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With the wheels off, our tandem fits into my Subaru Outback. It also fits into my girlfriend's Lexus RX350L, but that model is no longer in production.
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Tacoma longbed with a shell.Tandem Slider 010.jpg
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Longbed is 73" Technically it is standard bed 5.5 is Shortbed.
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