Will 2 Quests fold to fit inside a SUV?
- Thread starter Romagjack
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John Tolhurst
Zen MBB Master
Quest packed dimensions
Hi Jack,
30 x 10 1/2 x 21" is the box external dimensions.
Packing down yourself later might not get this compact, but I think both would easily go in a small SUV.
John
Hi Jack,
30 x 10 1/2 x 21" is the box external dimensions.
Packing down yourself later might not get this compact, but I think both would easily go in a small SUV.
John
Romagjack
Well-Known Member
Thanks John. That's great
Thanks John. That's great when we take longer trips out of state and packing completely down is necessary.
Do you think two 26" Quests would fit without a complete pack down? In other words, if we're just going for a quick ride that requires a short drive by SUV to a park with a bike trail, is there a minimal pack (quick fold) that would work -something that would require minimal time for take down and assembly? Thanks.
Thanks John. That's great when we take longer trips out of state and packing completely down is necessary.
Do you think two 26" Quests would fit without a complete pack down? In other words, if we're just going for a quick ride that requires a short drive by SUV to a park with a bike trail, is there a minimal pack (quick fold) that would work -something that would require minimal time for take down and assembly? Thanks.
John Tolhurst
Zen MBB Master
depends how its done
Hi Romagjack,
The Quest folds in stages, its possible that not all the folding would be needed, but without knowing the internal dimensions, or without doing tests your question is slightly impossible to answer. Will you be dropping the rear seats?
John
Hi Romagjack,
The Quest folds in stages, its possible that not all the folding would be needed, but without knowing the internal dimensions, or without doing tests your question is slightly impossible to answer. Will you be dropping the rear seats?
John
Nanda Holz
Active Member
Here is a Quest 559 in the
Here is a Quest 559 in the back of an older Toyota Corolla, with the rear wheel removed, swingarm folded under and steering boom released. Took about 3 minutes to sort this out, and it was tool free, just loosening quick releases and the seat knobs
Here is a Quest 559 in the back of an older Toyota Corolla, with the rear wheel removed, swingarm folded under and steering boom released. Took about 3 minutes to sort this out, and it was tool free, just loosening quick releases and the seat knobs
felipealonso
New Member
I'd rather have a bick rack
I'd rather have a bick rack on my roof of on my tailgate rather than stocking two bikes on my compartment. But I think two bikes can fit if you manage to take off the wheels and manage the remaining space for the frame and other bike components.
I'd rather have a bick rack on my roof of on my tailgate rather than stocking two bikes on my compartment. But I think two bikes can fit if you manage to take off the wheels and manage the remaining space for the frame and other bike components.
adrianglock
New Member
yeah the best thing to do is
yeah the best thing to do is to put a rack on the roof instead of consolidating much of the bicycles inside the compartment. Nevertheless if you can manage to put all those two in a compact manner you can basically fit everthing without spending much on bike racks.
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yeah the best thing to do is to put a rack on the roof instead of consolidating much of the bicycles inside the compartment. Nevertheless if you can manage to put all those two in a compact manner you can basically fit everthing without spending much on bike racks.
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John Tolhurst
Zen MBB Master
I dont mind bikes on a rack
I dont mind bikes on a rack on the back of my car for short journeys round town, but for longer travels down the freeway I like to get them conveniently inside the car if I can. I feel more confident of everything that way.
I dont mind bikes on a rack on the back of my car for short journeys round town, but for longer travels down the freeway I like to get them conveniently inside the car if I can. I feel more confident of everything that way.
Jim Gaw
New Member
Folding a Quest 3.0 to fit into a car
On June 29 2011 John Tolhurst said: "The Quest folds in stages".
Are there any pictures or videos available that can show how to quickly fold a Quest 3.0 so I can put it in my car for a short trip (without completely folding it up for a suitcase)?
On June 29 2011 John Tolhurst said: "The Quest folds in stages".
Are there any pictures or videos available that can show how to quickly fold a Quest 3.0 so I can put it in my car for a short trip (without completely folding it up for a suitcase)?
