Rolbak Tonneau Cover

[exA4]

They're upfront. I like that.
But who's that shifty-looking character in their video?
BTW; I put them here yesterday, so I get the BETA.
exA4
"Will Work for BAKflip"

[exA4]

I looked at the Torza. Like you said, it doesn't fold up against the rear window. That's a pretty big deal to me, but other than that the Torza almost got my order, until BAK came through. I'm glad I waited. Now I gotta wait for a payday.
To each her/his own, right.

[Pizza Man]

I've looked at the Torza Hard Hat and liked it a lot, but I was concerned about the fabric or vinyl not being glued to the core. I've seen a few photos showing the cover material not taut and read somewhere about the cover material rippling during higher speeds. The Bak flip is solid.

[MikeFL]

Originally Posted by zero

Mike,
I will be awaiting your review and, of course, multiple pictures of the installation. I have been 'back and forth' about getting a tonneau cover. The OEM one is nice but mucho expensive compared to other options. I also really don't want to give up any major amounts of bed space for a rolling cover. The BakFlip seems to be just right. Easy to remove but also easy to get full access to the bed without completely removing the cover.

One thing you absolutely have to report on is how the cover affects opening pf the trunk. Thanks in advance.

I will take multiple photos of cover and install once it arrives as well as an overall review.

Mike

[LATEOTT]

Originally Posted by jsant01

I've looked at the Torza Hard Hat and liked it a lot, but I was concerned about the fabric or vinyl not being glued to the core. I've seen a few photos showing the cover material not taut and read somewhere about the cover material rippling during higher speeds. The Bak flip is solid.

You are absolutely right about the HardHat. I am disappointed about that characteristic. I purchased it because I wanted a hard tonneau cover. Instead, at almost any speed it billows up like a sailboat spinnaker. It looks cheesy as hell.

The BakFlip looks pretty cool from the pictures. I will be interested to hear what early adopters think about it.

[tavara177]

Originally Posted by mugen1

I don't think the cover designed for the Ridgeline has drains. Plus, I think the video you saw was instructions for the tonneau cover that rolls up rather than the one flips back.

The Video is on the BakFlip web site under the Installation link. It is for the cover that flips back.

http://www.bakliner.com/bakflip/bakflip_video.html

[06grnridge]

Here is a link for a better price...this vendor is in San Diego, Ca...so if you are out of state, you will get free tax and shipping...not bad.

http://www.autoanything.com/tonneau-...0A50300A1.aspx

They also sell the Sprint springs for a great price...

I have no interest in this...just trying to help out ROC fellows

[jforget1]

Thanks for the info, really good price.

[exA4]

Yes, thanks. Just ordered mine. Now I gotta wait. I hate that.
By the way, they have a one year price guarantee. That's good, if you keep track.
exA4

[MikeFL]

Originally Posted by 06grnridge

Here is a link for a better price...this vendor is in San Diego, Ca...so if you are out of state, you will get free tax and shipping...not bad.

http://www.autoanything.com/tonneau-...0A50300A1.aspx

They also sell the Sprint springs for a great price...

I have no interest in this...just trying to help out ROC fellows

Crap , I think I paid too much. This is typically my luck. They said it wouldnt ship for a week, maybe I can cancel from Bak and order it here. Argh

Mike