💥CYBERTRUCKco - MOTO Bed Rack launched! 🏍️

[CYBERTRUCKco]

Happy taco Tuesday! The week is already flying by...

CYCBERTRUCKco MOTO BED RACK can be ordered here for $2099.95. ?

We have a 20% off discount coupon, PREORDER good through first orders shipping Sept 6th, hope that helps.

Last week we had our modular bed rack half apart testing the new roof panels and internal accessories and realized that with the back of the rack removed, you can fit a motorcycle in the bed with a wheel chock! Don't know why we ding't think of sooner being moto guys?

It's got a great mad max utilitarian look to it with a lot of functionality and has a roof line of 88" which is perfect any roof top tent, but we have a BadassTents HiCap Packout in our images below. Also easy to mount any lights on the front cross bar, though we think that the Baja Designs 50" s8 light bar looks best on the Cybertruck.

Made in the USA with stainless steel molle panels, powder coated matte black, that are 2.5x stronger than raw steel and will not rust. We utilize Kentucky extruded black 1x3" aluminum bars with stainless hardware. Weighting in at only 75lbs, and only 1.25" above the roof peak, there is almost no sound or weight transfer.

In production now, orders will ship after Labor Day in time for the dirt and desert seasons coming up.

Looking forward to your comments!

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[Cyberus]

Code not working for me.

Also, can you share which Baja Design lights are installed in the picture, and how they are mounted to your bracket?

Thanks

Happy taco Tuesday! The week is already flying by...

CYCBERTRUCKco MOTO BED RACK can be ordered here for $2099.95. ?️

We have a 20% off discount coupon, PREORDER good through first orders shipping Sept 6th, hope that helps.

Last week we had our modular bed rack half apart testing the new roof panels and internal accessories and realized that with the back of the rack removed, you can fit a motorcycle in the bed with a wheel chock! Don't know why we ding't think of sooner being moto guys?

It's got a great mad max utilitarian look to it with a lot of functionality and has a roof line of 88" which is perfect any roof top tent, but we have a BadassTents HiCap Packout in our images below. Also easy to mount any lights on the front cross bar, though we think that the Baja Designs 50" s8 light bar looks best on the Cybertruck.

Made in the USA with stainless steel molle panels, powder coated matte black, that are 2.5x stronger than raw steel and will not rust. We utilize Kentucky extruded black 1x3" aluminum bars with stainless hardware. Weighting in at only 75lbs, and only 1.25" above the roof peak, there is almost no sound or weight transfer.

In production now, orders will ship after Labor Day in time for the dirt and desert seasons coming up.

Looking forward to your comments!

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[CYBERTRUCKco]

Code not working for me.

Also, can you share which Baja Design lights are installed in the picture, and how they are mounted to your bracket?

Thanks

try now!

 

[Coltpete]

This is awesome. I like this look even better than the full rack. Any chance your have pictures of it on a stainless cybertruck?

 

[getsometom]

This looks good. I like that it allows room to move around in the bed and the ability to mount a tent on top.

 

[GFleck]

A cool accessory option would be a step that clipped in and out easily to the L Track for getting in and out of the tent easier. Basically picture a 2x6 or 2x8 running side to side. Could also be used just for getting access to top of your racks. Or put by tailgate for extra work surface space.

Does anyone know if anyone already makes something like this?

 

[GFleck]

Is the gap between the roof line and the forward sail side panel unavoidable?

 

[Mal]

This is awesome. I like this look even better than the full rack. Any chance your have pictures of it on a stainless cybertruck?

I like this a lot. Seconding (or thirding?) @Coltpete's request for a pic on naked CT.

 

[CYBERTRUCKco]

Is the gap between the roof line and the forward sail side panel unavoidable?

Photo shows more than it is, it's .25" just like all the door seams.

 

[CYBERTRUCKco]

I like this a lot. Seconding (or thirding?) @Coltpete's request for a pic on naked CT.

We can do this next week!

 

[CYBERTRUCKco]

A cool accessory option would be a step that clipped in and out easily to the L Track for getting in and out of the tent easier. Basically picture a 2x6 or 2x8 running side to side. Could also be used just for getting access to top of your racks. Or put by tailgate for extra work surface space.

Does anyone know if anyone already makes something like this?

good idea, I just step on the factory bed divider.

 

[Mal]

We can do this next week!

Thanks! Can you also add a picture of the top of the rack? Like what you'd see if you were standing in the bed and looking forward over it?

And are those T-Slots? And, if so, are they on all sides of the crossbars?

 

[CYBERTRUCKco]

Thanks! Can you also add a picture of the top of the rack? Like what you'd see if you were standing in the bed and looking forward over it?

And are those T-Slots? And, if so, are they on all sides of the crossbars?

Here is photo of the top and some with a moto in the back.

Yes, the t-slots run on all sides, 3 on top, 1 each side.

I'll try to get on a silver Cyber next week when we photograph the "silver" match solid rack panels.

 

[Mal]

Here is photo of the top and some with a moto in the back.

Yes, the t-slots run on all sides, 3 on top, 1 each side.

I'll try to get on a silver Cyber next week when we photograph the "silver" match solid rack panels.

Awesome, thank you!

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Also, can you share which Baja Design lights are installed in the picture, and how they are mounted to your bracket?

Thanks

That’s a new fog light kit we designed with them, will be on the site tomorrow with the others we have listed now. All of the CTCO x Baja kits include step down converter, custom wiring harness with quick disconnect clips. Plug n play, nothing to source and figure out.

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