Softopper Internal Dimensions???

Looking for a little help from anyone with a softopper out there. Does anyone have a current gen Tacoma and can measure from bed to canopy? It's a little over 40" from bed floor to top of cab, and I think I need like 36" internal for my mtn bike w/ tailgate pad with the dropper post fully lowered.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/squareone-creations.276/
Not and answer to the dimension question but a worthy solution.

 

I haven’t measured bed to ceiling inside, but mine fits as you’re describing with the seat dropped all the way and front wheel over the tailgate, and I ride an XL bike. I’ll go out in a bit and get those dims for you though if someone else doesn’t beat me to it.

 

much obliged! I’m guessing it works but wanted to see if you lovely folks could ease my worried mind

 

I got approximately "33.25 from my bed mat to the point where the window would be rolled

 

"37 bed mat to canopy

 

I also have those rail mounts under the topper frames so I would give or take 1/4-1/2 inch

 

37" is really close yuck. pad is OTW so i'll install & measure before i drop $750 but it should work? thanks so much for the ruler work

 

No problem. I run the softtopper with the square one mounts and its a great set up if you want to save room under the canopy.

 

I'm a huge Softopper fan due to it's versatility. We throw our bikes over the tailgate w/ the topper on pretty frequently. Pics for reference.

 

My man! thank you!! (my poor Visa card)

 

I measured 38" from bed mat to canopy. My ST is installed in the middle ring

 

What are the square one mounts you speak of? I load bikes under my ST all the time but sometimes find myself cursing...

 

Go to the main page and look for square one creations (bike mounts) under the vendors tab.

 

better yet here ya go.
https://squareonecreations.com/

 

awesome thank you! it's 34" from bed to top of seat when dropper is down so 4" should be more than enough leeway

 

That is slick! Hadn't seen that on here before. Thanks!

 

This is what I'll be doing:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/can-a-bike-fit-under-a-softopper.582070/page-2#post-19373725

Completely tucked away from the weather, and completely hidden from drive-by views, plan to sleep in the cab and bring bike for mountain bike trips this year up to VT etc.

Worth a suggestion to look at maybe this working out for you.

I also hate tailgate pads, but that's a "me" thing, I know plenty who run them a-okay.