[Bonzman17]

was trolling around on youtube and came across this thought it was innovated and figured maybe it would strike up some ideals for others http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=beiMn-UmyF0

 

[wayne]

Gotta admit, he's pretty clever. I'd make sure you use exterior grade plywood. Very creative.

 

[afcop97]

That's pretty cool, and a lot cheaper than buying them. I'd be curious to see how they hold up.

 

[bekohlko]

I'd be curious to see how they hold up.

This would be my biggest concern too. I'd be afraid to put any weight on them... I do like the idea though.

 

[wayne]

This would be my biggest concern too. I'd be afraid to put any weight on them... I do like the idea though.

You'd be suprised. Exterior grade, solid core ply is pretty tough stuff.

 

[BillyD66]

Pretty cool but a lot of work. Not sure why he only used one bolt though...

 

[Bones]

How about using 3/4" poly cutting board instead of plywood?

http://www.webstaurantstore.com/18-x-24-x-3-4-poly-white-cutting-board/20318241.html

Where do you get the rubber mat?

You could Flex steel for the bottom for road proofing.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/As-Seen-on-TV-Flex-Seal/20850472

 

[jsr]

Nice! I would use them.

 

[raulgarzajr.1311]

This guy is pretty creative. I subscribed to his channel

 

[beaverchipper]

This guy is definitely not touching my bike.