CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Alternately, if you put your bike up top on a glass roof, there is less danger of forgetting it's up there and going through a McD's drive thru and scraping your bike off. I may have ripped a saddle this way... allegedly.
I always made sure to park on the rare occasions I stopped but usually came straight home to avoid that exact dilemma (allegedly)
 
Is this a real thing? From Scout? or an aftermarket idea? I can see a sliding, tilting roof rack as much more practical than a garbage truck dumpster tipper-type rig. Especially with a tall vehicle. I was always standing on tires and door jams to put bikes, skis, and surfboards up on my Pathfinder racks.
Always thought that seemed cumbersome. Part of why I bought the wagon. If I was 6’-1” it would have been perfect.
 
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Is this a real thing? From Scout? or an aftermarket idea?
A lot of patent applications are filed preemptively but never turn into actual production features. Its a way to capture ideas and future proof the business in case something gets legs and sticks. Do I see that sticking? I don't think Scout will invest the resources into developing something like that with so many great aftermarket solutions already on the market, but just my 02 cents!
 
I can’t believe it’s been 2 weeks since our trip already.

And next month is 2 years since the launch!! I know we all are impatiently waiting, but when you think about it a lot of time has passed already!

For any of you driving long distances to see the Scouts I have one recommendation. Driving shoes. I thought it was a bunch of hooey, but no. Now any drive over about 45 minutes I have to wear my driving shoes. I love my Pilotis.

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