2015 F-150: Cool Features, Functions and Details
I don't know why the manufactures haven't found a way to add this to the bed. I made my own rack because I didn't feel like dropping $300+ on one. A factory, lockable setup would be nice.
you can buy just the mounts and bolt them to the bed, and then use a keyed lock pin.
I made my rack onto a 2x4 and slid it under my bed extender. It stays in place nicely, and keeps the bike from moving around in the bed.
I made my rack onto a 2x4 and slid it under my bed extender. It stays in place nicely, and keeps the bike from moving around in the bed.
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That's close to what I did. I used a 2x4, 3 cleats and a slide lock at each end to pick up the holes for the bed extender. It works but factory rack would be nice.
for our mountain bikes I used a garage floor model bike holder where you have the rack just lay on the floor and the bikes front tires go into it and stand up. I then use a tie down to hold into place in the truck. A 30 dollar investment and works great!
Couple of things I picked up from the video.
-They addressed the Galvanic corrosion issue by coating both materials before joining them together. This is good to stop the aluminum from corroding and the steel from rusting.
-They said they used a magnesium and silicon alloy. This typically is a 5xxx or 6xxx series aluminum alloy.
-They addressed the Galvanic corrosion issue by coating both materials before joining them together. This is good to stop the aluminum from corroding and the steel from rusting.
-They said they used a magnesium and silicon alloy. This typically is a 5xxx or 6xxx series aluminum alloy.
And from the looks of the cold chamber its the one in Racco.
Last edited by thelariat02; Mar 3, 2014 at 11:01 PM.




