Nope.. I've tried. I'll stick with a Scab if you have a quad.

 

Only a dirt bike... with the tailgate down. Or a small quad might fit

 

i agree 100% scabs look better with a lift if its the right size. and the longer bed is great. and who cares about room in the back youll be in front! and with an scab you can put in a tool box and still have room for a quad.

 

Ive hauled my 07 Sportsman 700 4x4 quad with a toolbox in the bed. It barely fit but did fit. And I've hauled my bike plenty of times

 

well in a screw youve got 5' 6" to work with if the gate is up, just measure the quad if that is of great importance. i personally love having a 6.5' bed

 

Hauled my 660 Grizzly in the bed of my Screw many times. Just keep the tailgate down and strap it in good

Disregard the trailer...

 

Here's my mildly lifted scab

 

those rims aint my flavor, but other than that your truck is sick! love the new style decals on it

 

is this a daily driver? or a mud toy? if mud toy then I say get a single cab, if daily driver then I'm gona say screw all day long... they look better and are more comfortable IMO...

 

To keep the tail gate up put the front tire of the bike either far right or left side of the bed then strap it down then pick up the back end and move it to the opposite side