Mine is painted.
My walls are taped, textured, insulated, and painted, as is the ceiling. My floors are sealed with an epoxy finish, I have a couple pictures on the walls, I'm installing a new TV and surround sound system. All for my wood shop. I also have air filters and fans to keep it nice inside.
This isn't real, right? Isn't the bed supposedly over 6' long? If so, wouldn't the bike fit in completely?
Mine is so full of tools, etc., you would never see paint if it were painted. Anyway, there really aren't any 'walls' in my garage. Open joist.
Maybe it's a bike for giants
I was thinking the same thing. There's either some very wonky perspective going on, or that's Shaq's bike.
I’m a mountain biker so I thought I might be able to help. I just went out to my unpainted, cluttered garage to measure my mountain bike which has a nearly identical wheelbase to the S-works in the photo. From front edge of front tire to rear edge of rear tire my bike is 80” long. From the head tube (where the bike is hanging on the tailgate - without a tailgate pad or blanket I might add, which is blasphemy to any self-respecting rider) to the rear edge of the rear tire is ~53”. So the bike is probably projecting about that far into the bed which could makes sense for the perspective view here I would think given the back wall angle as mentioned earlier on this thread.
CT AI to me, "What do you think honey? Does this mountain bike make my ass look small??"
The 'Sports' Car you never thought you needed sooooo BAD!
Oh I feel a tingling in me nethers, I like this a lot! This needs to happenI think lowered it looks like a 1980's Lamborghini Countach pickup
@kev12345 is coming around to it ?
the largest of those bikes, an XL, has a wheelbase of 46.81”.
In this picture, while dramatized by the angle of the photo, what you’re seeing is this:
the bed is 6’.75” only at the bed floor
the bulkhead slopes back another ~6”
and on top of that, the race over the back window extends even further to the tailgate, another ~4”
so the usable portion of the bed for a bike (given where the wheel hits the bulkhead), is about 5.5’, while the “open air” length of the bed (from the eave lip to the tailgate) is nearer to 5’ than it is 6’
The above profile diagram proportions aren’t correct (in particular, the bulkhead isn’t that tall) - but it gives a cartoon sketch of the way the bulkhead and race encroach on the usable bed space for something shaped like a bike
below, “X” is the “open air” length of the bed (nearer to ~5’.3”), where “Y” is the length of the bed at the ~max encroachment of the bulkhead (nearer to 5.5’)
So, despite the 3-4” of bed floor that is 6’, a bike in the CT still looks a lot like a bike in a 5.5’ bed truck, like a Lightning:
