MotoLOAD motorcycle loading system for light aircraft
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The MotoLOAD consists of a sled into which a MotoCYCLE is laid and winched into the airplane
The MotoLOAD winches a MotoCYCLE into an airplane using a cordless drill
The MotoCYCLE with folding handlebars
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Light planes are a great way to get from A to B, but with the majority of small airports not boasting ground transportation services, getting from B to C can pose more of a problem. That's where the MotoLOAD system from Illinois-based MotoPOD comes in. Designed to slot into a small aircraft, the system makes unloading and unloading of some additional two-wheeled transport a simple job for just one person and their trusty cordless drill.
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