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The outlets don’t work while charging at home, they may work while supercharging which depends on the rate.

Since my rack connects to the 4 Pin trailer connector the truck auto knows something is hooked up and displays an ICON with a trailer. It doesn’t beep or alert the rear parking sensor when going in reverse. Without a bike on the rack it doesn’t obstruct the camera. The software we have...

I will say the Cybertruck doesn’t act the same as the Y with a bike rack installed. So we will just have to find out how limited the functionally is once it is fully ported.

As a person who has driven a Model Y that has FSD with a bike carrier on the hitch I would agree It’s annoying. The Cybertruck is designed to tow things which is a reason I think the Autopilot/FSD is not available yet. So we have no idea if it will be affected by towing or having the rear...

You will prob need to keep the tailgate down. I havn’t tried fitting my bike in the bed at a 45 degree angle standing up but I doubt it will fit. Removing the front wheel and getting an axel mount on the rail under the rear window would work.

I normally ride with friends which is why the 4 bike extender for that rack is on my shopping list at the moment. I guess I should start shopping for a rack that holds a single bike so I don’t look like a loser when riding solo. :unsure:

Also The bike rack has integrated brake/turn signal lights that work with the 4 Pin connector.

I have not noticed any major effect on the range but plan on collecting some data this week.

I see my photos made it on the forum from the FB Cybertruck group.