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I love driving my 1972 coupe. Also love mountain biking and have been riding and racing mountain bikes for 30 years. Many of the races I go to are in places with amazing twisty windy Mountain Roads that are perfectly suited for the corvette. If I take off both wheels and remove the seat post, I can cram the bike in the front seat. But it's a p i t a. I'm not about to put a strap on rack or suction cup type bike rack on it.
I have been thinking about getting a spare passenger side T-top to permanently attached a fork mounted bike tray. My concern is that the latches will release under the wind pressure, and my bike will go flying.
I've thought about that as well. I have bike racks for my other vehicles. But I didn't want to put anything permanent on Corvette. And the hitch mounts are pretty heavy themselves.
I think fabbing and welding up a hitch mount that can be bolted on would be your best bet. By making it bolt on it isn't "permeant", then you can use a standard bike rack that you already own.
there is also this option, it might feel like you are riding the bike while driving the twisties
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.
How Crazy is this idea.
