Small Truck Bed BIKE RACK with Additional Storage

If you have a truck with a small bed and find it difficult to take your bikes with you, here is a simple bike rack that you can build quickly. It also leaves plenty of room for additional storage and easy strapping locations for all of your equipment.
This is a great setup to take for a camping trip or just an afternoon at the local bike trail.
If you would like to help support our channel, please use our affiliate page on Amazon (paid link), we list a bunch of suggested items.
Amazon Suggestions:
www.amazon.com/shop/influence...
(There is NO extra cost to you.)
Use of video content for personal projects is at your own risk.
Your results may vary depending on type of materials, your craftsmanship, and tools at hand. We are not responsible for any damages or injuries that might occur.
Some links in description are affiliate links that let you help support our channel at no extra cost to you.
#bikerack #biking #truckaccessories
Matthew 6:19

[@user-db2gg2cm6k]

Thanks for the idea! Made it for 22 bucks including 8 bucks for screws. Cheap and durable. 👍

[@JG24AJ]

That's pretty neat, looks light weight & very easy to handle. Great job👍🏻👍🏻

[@stevephillips5558]

I love the simplicity. I'm building mine today!

[@alohaIslandersLuau]

Great idea. I am going to try it !

[@bradleytuckwell4881]

Great idea I’ve never been a fun of the bike racks that clip onto you tow bar

[@robertwisdom1205]

Awesome idea I'm going with it

[@wkw4095]

I made the vehicle ramps out of 2x12 stringers and they easily lift my 2500 ram and Jeep....much better than anything you can buy. I guess I'll consider this too ;)

[@stevenwalker232]

Very cool!

[@HFVidShotz]

Nice. Ive been interested in making a way to place the bike in the bed of my truck. I thrower over the tailgate and use towls and bungee cords. This easy set up would eliminate all that.
Thank you!

[@akaplatinum]

Nice, You could extend your wheel rails to exceed the tailgate and put a 2x4 across from the underneath which could also act as a support. I'm in the process of building something for my Scott Plasma 6 Triathlon bike for my Honda Ridgeline cheers

[@Wisskey8t9]

Neat idea :) love it.

[@terrienhumain6723]

Thank you

[@gilbertanguiano2145]

Looks good

[@captianplanet363]

This is good for storage in the shed or for washing and fixing the bike also👍

[@lincolndickerson1293]

What if you put front tire slotted board on top of the tool box, made it about 8 inches deep. Put eye bolts on the sides for bungie cords.
Putting the front tire in the slot means you can close the tail gate. Deeper slots keeps the bikes from falling over. Making a U shaped from that wraps around the tool box will keep everything in place.

[@SpecificLove7]

That could work but I was trying to keep the toolbox still accessible. I probably should have mentioned that in the video.

[@bigonebikes]

I'm going to make this and mine is going to be a project with changes as well. Reason is I want to try to come up with a way to slide it out and have it tip down (thought it would make loading heavy e-bikes a bit easier). Then load my ebike and tip up and slide in. But then again, I may not. And actually if I make it like you did I don't really need to do a tip down version. Giving thanks this Thanksgiving week for your video. 😀

[@Dlutheran]

Another good option is to get a bike tailgate pad so it doesn't scratch the tailgate.

[@SpecificLove7]

Maybe but the ones I've seen are kind of expensive.

[@kevin_delgado]

Great build! But, have you considered doing this with PVC pipe instead? The issue I see with using wood is A) heavy, so moving it in and out of the bed would be cumbersome, and B) storage. Unless you use PT lumber (even heavier), you'll have to find a dry place to store the thing so it doesn't rot. With PVC, you can just toss it anywhere, and literally toss it because it won't weigh near as much!

[@SpecificLove7]

PVC could work but it can become brittle after long exposure to the sun

[@kevin_delgado]

@@SpecificLove7 What if you paint it?

[@joanneseader2802]

Hi; I'm 5'-2" and haul a heavy 65lb ebike. Hard for me to lift. Would your design be strong enough to attach an 8-10lb hand winch on the top 2x4 (where you sat) and load with a ramp? My Ram has a 6' bed, and the tailgate closes behind my bike.

[@SPMech1]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@487joe]

But it's not PVC. Great idea.

[@connieludtke5699]

No put a mount on tool box and front tire comes off

[@SpecificLove7]

On some bikes the front wheel does come on easily, but on others, it's more of a hassle.

[@connieludtke5699]

@@SpecificLove7 you can get quick release for any bike even kids bikes