I got my S40 to fit inside my Fiat 500.
First I CNC'd a few blocks to protect the bike and make it easier to work with without the tires. Every inch counted so it was worth the effort to get the bike as low as possible while still protecting the derailleur. I bring a stand with me so it's easy to do the wheels; so far I've been able to do it without needing to adjust anything after. For the next revision I want to try a 3D printed squared off rear wheel that could roll to make it easier to slide into the car.
Passenger seat is removed and the bolts are used to add ratchet straps. I left it a little loose and it was still quite stable; didn't have to think about it at all while driving.
Still plenty of space.
First I CNC'd a few blocks to protect the bike and make it easier to work with without the tires. Every inch counted so it was worth the effort to get the bike as low as possible while still protecting the derailleur. I bring a stand with me so it's easy to do the wheels; so far I've been able to do it without needing to adjust anything after. For the next revision I want to try a 3D printed squared off rear wheel that could roll to make it easier to slide into the car.
Passenger seat is removed and the bolts are used to add ratchet straps. I left it a little loose and it was still quite stable; didn't have to think about it at all while driving.
Still plenty of space.
