Looking for transportation for Grand Bend Track day on May 6th

[pullout]

Is there anyone going there who also has extra room in their trailer/truck bed for a regular sized sport bike?

I'm going to rent a small car for my gears and tools so a bike transportation is all I need.

I can and will drop off the bike anywhere in GTA. Let me know and we can work on $

 

[oioioi]

Why not rent a small Uhual instead of small car and load the bike in the back along with the gear?

 

[pullout]

Why not rent a small Uhual instead of small car and load the bike in the back along with the gear?

That's the first place I looked at. Uhaul charges per km which works out to be $500 just for rental

 

[oioioi]

Rent a pick up from enterprise and a motorcycle trailer from Uhaul.
You should fit within $200 for the day plus gas.

 

[mimico_polak]

You’re renting a car anyway. Rent something with a hitch, and a trailer is $15-20/day from UHAUL.

 

[justride]

If rental km is a concern, why not go to Cayuga, it's closer to the GTA.

 

[Relax]

Rent a pick up from enterprise and a motorcycle trailer from Uhaul.
You should fit within $200 for the day plus gas.

Or just put the bike in the pickup?

 

[boyoboy]

fat wallets work pretty good lol - consider that you can make friends at the track, and maybe hook up to share costs in the future..

 

[JZ67]

Tool, Vehicle & Equipment Rental

With our professional-grade & well-stocked inventory, Home Depot Rental offers tool rental, vehicle and large equipment rental services for you to get the job done right.

www.homedepot.ca

 

[victorbrca]

Tool, Vehicle & Equipment Rental

With our professional-grade & well-stocked inventory, Home Depot Rental offers tool rental, vehicle and large equipment rental services for you to get the job done right.

www.homedepot.ca

Do the home depot cargo vans have tie downs?

 

[bastak]

Do the home depot cargo vans have tie downs?

From the ones I've rented (Ford Transit), yes, mostly. There was a sheet of plywood on the floor with cutouts at the tie-downs. The only tie-downs that were not accessible IIRC were the ones right at the front, behind the seats. I used a wheel chock and managed just fine with the ones that were accessible.

 

[victorbrca]

From the ones I've rented (Ford Transit), yes, mostly. There was a sheet of plywood on the floor with cutouts at the tie-downs. The only tie-downs that were not accessible IIRC were the ones right at the front, behind the seats. I used a wheel chock and managed just fine with the ones that were accessible.

Thanks! This is really good to know. I sold my car last year and I've been trying to figure out how to get the track this year.