Motorcycle Carrier Hitch with FSD

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Does anyone rock a motorcycle hitch carrier as pictured below? I’ve seen multiple images of some cybertrucks using them for street bikes and dirt bikes but some of my research on the forums show a lot of back and forth, especially regarding the hitch vertical weight limits. Bike + carrier would probably be around 285lbs.

My main question is about FSD compatibility. My planned setup is a tent (cybertent or something similar in the rear and hitch carrier for my stark Varg. Plan on doing some camping/trail riding and want to be able to close the bed and use FSD on the road trip to my camp sites. The tent takes up a small footprint but does make closing the bed with a bike a no go. And I know my FSD doesn’t activate with the bed open. If the bike blocks the camera or interferes with it, is it a no go?

Any thoughts???

Tesla Cybertruck Motorcycle Carrier Hitch with FSD IMG_0554
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FWIW, I use a carrier on the back of my Model Y (HW3) to haul my KTM 450 SMR or Varg. If the camera sees the bike on the back, FSD won't work. So what I do is I put a piece of black electrical tape over the camera and FSD just thinks the camera is dirty and it still works lol. Not sure if it would be the same for a Cyber with HW4.
 

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You could put the bikes in the bed and use something like a Thule outset tent.
Can’t say for sure but I think its probably low enough when folded not to obstruct the camera. That would also allow you to do something like a mars rack for “stuff”.
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