Can you carry a scooter (motorcycle) in your truck?

yeah i dont see that one happening unless it was your own truck and you outfitted it with a custom built storage unit behind your sleeper to hold the bike in.

 

I have seen a lot of drivers do it. It is a really good idea! I don't know about a motorcycle, although I have seen it done, but a scooter should easily fit behind the sleeper on the catwalk. Scooters should be light enough to just pick up or you could just get a little ramp.

 

http://www.gomeyer.com/rc-cars-scooters/proped-sport-propane-powered-goped-scooter-p-881.html

Somthing like this might be a little bit better. Its a 4 stroke Propane Powered Go-Ped. You can add a seat to one also with a basket.

 

the catwalk is the grate behind the sleeper (outside)

it would NOT be wise to have any gasoline powered device in the truck.

 

well..........it could be...........but generally no, as it can only be as wide as the truck frame. anything wider than the truck frame would be in most instances the battery box, or a step, or even a platform the sits just above the fuel tanks, and there is no guarantee of the strength of those other cat walks to support a scooter, over a long period of time.

best to just get the job first, and when they assign you a truck, YOU take measurements and go from there. leave the bike home for now.

 

I have been struggling with this idea for a long time. and in a company truck you will struggle to fit anything back there short of a bicycle. the trailer tends to impend upon the catwalk space when you are backing. so thus your best bet is a razor scooter or cheap bicycle.

 

Not sure if this might work but you can check it out...HTH

http://bikemotor.com/Honda%20AdvantEDGE.html