Hatchbacks generally fit things like that more easily than sedans.

Camry is not a small car

Im pretty sure I could fenagle that into one of those old fiat mini cars from the 50s. Now if it the lawnmower engine that those things have can move me and the bags is another question.

I wanna know how much the first owner committed enough to chop off the fingers on their non-dominant hand gets in the lawsuit.

Really though, the NTSB and which ever other regulatory agencies can, should outlaw vehicles with this type of design (brodozer grills in-fucking-cluded).

Let the first batch become collectors items, but fucking stop them from making more super needlessly dangerous road weapons.

It’s not a troll account. https://youtube.com/@DirtyTesla

Sheet. Tarp. Or hell that little liner that’s already in the trunk you can take out and shake off

Now that’s a fair shout, though I just throw a plastic tarp down when I’m moving shit like that in my Golf. It’s a non- issue then.

I used plastic bins to haul bulk compost home in my hatchback and the interior survived just fine.

They do look bigger, but it seems like the pink section is bigger, and the rest is the same size as the bags in the truck, making the bike’s cargo of four bags equivalent to about five of the truck’s bags.

That’s just a guess from a bad photo though.

Can rent a truck from home depot for like $20/hr. Most people are probably paying more than that a week in added fuel costs to drive a gas guzzler of a truck.

I think $700/m is unreasonably low for a Cybertruck, which makes your point even more. I don’t think you can get the financing details for one through the website, but I did it for an $80K Model X for 84 months in California and got $1,390/m.

Plus, the bike has more room to stack them upwards, and there are other bike models that have an actual frame for the cargo area.

They are. If you look at the comments here, skua got the higher quality images and worked out the details:

https://kbin.social/m/fuckcars@lemmy.ca/t/955361/-/comment/6141707

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The most similar bed for regular trucks is about 14 cu ft more than in the CT (about 70cu ft vs about 56 cu ft) but technically yes you could load a Cybertruck like that, although I wouldn’t want to see the sloped sides after a loader dumped a couple of yards in it…

But then you’ll have to pour like 4 cans of barkeeper’s friend all over the car to clean it up immediately after

Yeah so… Both these things exist in North America… I mean, do you really believe we don’t have tractors when there’s a chunk of territory a third of the size of Europe that’s plains?

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A lot cheaper to keep around than a $80,000 truck which requires insurance too.

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Those would comfortably fit in the back of my aunt’s MINI with the rear seats folded down

I see them around here (Germany) and they seem quite practical, although ones with 3 or more wheels are most popular here. Especially for such heavy loads.

Yeah you’d want it on a trailer or side bags. Maybe a handlebar box. It’s definitely doable. I saw multiple bikes tonight that could do it at the shop I contribute at.

Not a custom job so there must be demand for it, therefore it must be practical somewhere.

For me, personally, I prefer pulling a cart instead of pushing with all the weight on your handlebars\turning.

Downvoted by delusional people who don’t live in the real world.

I get that they want bikes to be the solution to everything but stick a heavy toolbox on a bike and ride uphill, in the rain, after a heavy day working. Sure it’s fine for someone doing local runs on an open schedule with small loads but for most people that’s not how life works.

I hate driving, love bikes and agree we need to transition to better transport systems but pushing absolutely absurd non-answers is just going to make everyone laugh at the idea and dismiss it as stupid. We’ve had the same issue in the green movement so many times, anyone old enough in the uk will remember when we had an green party with an amazing platform pushing investment in solar, localisation, cycling infrastructure, and loads of good stuff then instead of talking about it every time they got platformed they talked about yogic flying and healing energy. Even my mum a total woo loving hippy was angry at them about that.

Something else they forget is that not everyone can cycle, i used to cycle all over the place until my knee injury and while even at my peek I never would have been able to get that heavy load up the hill on the way back from my local garden center I can only just do it now on a lightweight bike after years of strength rebuilding.

If you want meaningful change you need to be sensible about it so other people know you can be trusted.

(And yes I understand the yogic flying was coming from an actually sensible place when you get down to it, I was a child enrolled in similar mind and body fitness programs based on the same idealism but every time it was mentioned they’d talk about superpowers instead if saying ‘obviously it’s just exercise and breathing with mental clarity exercises combined, we think this is missing from most peoples lives and wish to enable access and understanding but recognize its only a small step in transitioning to an ecologically, emotionally and aocially suatainable way of life, which is our primary goal.’