Bed Lining

[DarinCT]

I want the slots. I want to be able to tie down everything!

-Crissa

I get that T-slots would have a lot of other possibilities. We know that there will be L-track higher up. For tie-downs, what about L-track down low? Would that be sufficient?

I've been thinking about the L-track in the CT, I don't get why it's so high. I want my O-link/pears/stud down-low. I think I would give up my desire for T-slots if the L-track was near the base of the truck. I'm sure someone somewhere decided at the top made sense for some reason but if I was given the choice, I would have chosen lower.

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[Crissa]

For tie-downs, what about L-track down low? Would that be sufficient?

No! I want to be able to mount my bike cradle to the floor.

-Crissa

 

[SentinelOne]

No! I want to be able to mount my bike cradle to the floor.

-Crissa

exactly, same for me, but with motorcycles

 

[Crissa]

exactly, same for me, but with motorcycles

Well, yes. We have a Zero and a Ducati.

-Crissa

 

[happy intruder]

Well, yes. We have a Zero and a Ducati.

-Crissa

my BMW R1200gs lc would need something down low to hold it...I am not sure up high would give enough leverage

 

[SentinelOne]

my BMW R1200gs lc would need something down low to hold it...I am not sure up high would give enough leverage

I can do equivalent size bike with upper tie downs and it works, but not preferred for sure....why I wnant the t-track in the floor - to mount these for the dirt bikes: https://www.2wheel.com/risk-racing-...MIm8OY1cb77gIVsvLACh1XJAaYEAYYBSABEgKYz_D_BwE

 

[happy intruder]

I can do equivalent size bike with upper tie downs and it works, but not preferred for sure....why I wnant the t-track in the floor - to mount these for the dirt bikes: https://www.2wheel.com/risk-racing-...MIm8OY1cb77gIVsvLACh1XJAaYEAYYBSABEgKYz_D_BwE

I like to compress shock just a little and thats why I want them low down...up high and you hit big bumps, bike will go up and down and move all around....I just prefer low to high...

 

[Firetruck41]

My 2004 Nissan Titan had factory installed T slot tracks on the floor of the bed. Worked great. They had a rubber insert that slid in place when you weren't using them. I hauled sand, dirt, tied down riding mower, moved appliances, etc. Certainly hope the Cyber truck has similar tie down tracks.

 

[Turtle]

It's worse because it'll be the implementation of a predictably failed idea. If they don't use t-slots, they'll figure out something else on the sides that'll actually work. I'd rather have a smooth bed that I can sweep/leafblower out every month than one with a bunch of clogged t-slots. But slots or no slots, I'm going to love it either way.
Just GIMME ME DAMN CYBERTRUCK ALREADY!!!

I agree with you! Slots/no slots who cares? When we get our CT we will figure it out. We always do! We will definitely come up with a Cyber Solution ! Relax, the design has been finalized and, all we can do now is wait and speculate! Relax, we will survive !