Product: Cruiser Caddie

August 25, 2009 By Cycle World

Load any motorcycle—as long as it weighs less than 1500 pounds—into a short- or full-sized pickup-truck bed by simply pushing a button? That’s the concept behind the Cruiser Caddie ($1850). This fully automatic loading system is made in the U.S. from tough, lightweight aluminum, and it installs in minutes without modifications to either vehicle. Winch, wheel chock and safety straps are included.

Cruiser Caddie
71 Robinson St.
Tri County Business Campus
Pottstown, PA 19464
800/788-8284
www.cruisercaddie.com

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