Who Needs A Truck?!?

Nick The Great · May 7, 2009

These pictures were taken here in Des Moines yesterday by someone at work. I don't want to hear you guys rip on our Crew Cab trucks, saying you can't fit a Quad in the back.

(And no, I don't know this person.)

Draenor · May 7, 2009

I hope someone pulled this fWONktard over.

geektoad · May 7, 2009

I hope someone pulled this fWONktard over.

Why? Is he breaking a law?

Nick The Great · May 7, 2009

I hope someone pulled this fWONktard over.

Why? Is he breaking a law?

Yeah, I mean he did tie it down.

chevylobo · May 7, 2009

thats kinda creative lol and i thought the trucks with a house ac in back window were bad lol

geektoad · May 7, 2009

I hope someone pulled this fWONktard over.

Why? Is he breaking a law?

Yeah, I mean he did tie it down.

Yeah!

I mean It's stupid...but I don't think they've outlawed that yet....

*looks around the internet*

Nope...stupid is DEFINITELY still legal.

Draenor · May 7, 2009

But its not safe. I know in Louisiana he would be pulled over. Just because its tied in two places doesnt mean its secured. If he'd hit the brakes that bike would roll or flip forward. The front of the bike is not even secure.

RS 32:54

Size, weight and load of vehicles limited

A. No person shall drive or move any vehicle, nor cause or knowingly permit any vehicle owned or controlled by him to be driven or moved, on any highway of this state when such vehicle is of a size or weight exceeding the limitations stated in this Chapter or otherwise in violation of this Chapter, and the maximum size and weight of vehicles herein specified shall be lawful throughout the state.

B. "Omitted, not related to this"

C. These exceptions shall not include any vehicle or combinations of vehicles not used primarily for such purposes, nor ordinary commercial vehicles upon which are placed removable machinery for such purposes, nor vehicles designed for the purpose of evading the limitations of this Part.

geektoad · May 7, 2009

But its not safe. I know in Louisiana he would be pulled over. Just because its tied in two places doesnt mean its secured. If he'd hit the brakes that bike would roll or flip forward. The front of the bike is not even secure.

RS 32:54

Size, weight and load of vehicles limited

A. No person shall drive or move any vehicle, nor cause or knowingly permit any vehicle owned or controlled by him to be driven or moved, on any highway of this state when such vehicle is of a size or weight exceeding the limitations stated in this Chapter or otherwise in violation of this Chapter, and the maximum size and weight of vehicles herein specified shall be lawful throughout the state.

B. "Omitted, not related to this"

C. These exceptions shall not include any vehicle or combinations of vehicles not used primarily for such purposes, nor ordinary commercial vehicles upon which are placed removable machinery for such purposes, nor vehicles designed for the purpose of evading the limitations of this Part.

What if he's not over the GVWR of the car though?

Nick The Great · May 7, 2009

But its not safe. I know in Louisiana he would be pulled over. Just because its tied in two places doesnt mean its secured. If he'd hit the brakes that bike would roll or flip forward. The front of the bike is not even secure.

RS 32:54

Size, weight and load of vehicles limited

A. No person shall drive or move any vehicle, nor cause or knowingly permit any vehicle owned or controlled by him to be driven or moved, on any highway of this state when such vehicle is of a size or weight exceeding the limitations stated in this Chapter or otherwise in violation of this Chapter, and the maximum size and weight of vehicles herein specified shall be lawful throughout the state.

B. "Omitted, not related to this"

C. These exceptions shall not include any vehicle or combinations of vehicles not used primarily for such purposes, nor ordinary commercial vehicles upon which are placed removable machinery for such purposes, nor vehicles designed for the purpose of evading the limitations of this Part.