FYI-"Roll N Lock" will not be making a rolling cover for the Ridge.

06RTLNAVBlue · 04-12-2005, 09:59 PM

Their response to my e-mail follows:

Thank you for expressing interest in Roll N Lock. Unfortunately, the Honda Ridgeline is not compatible with the Roll N Lock system. We will not be manufacturing an application for this particular truck.

Sorry we cannot help you.

Roll N Lock Corporation

Lee

Skywalker · 04-13-2005, 07:25 AM

An alternative from Retrax in ND....

"We are in the development stages of a cover that will fit the Honda Ridgeline. Expected time frame is 3-4 weeks.

Price will be $889.
I can e-mail you when it is available.
We would direct ship it using Fed Ex or UPS.

Thank you for your interest in the RETRAX bed cover system.

Randy
RETRAX Sales & Service"

Ridge Runner · 04-13-2005, 09:41 AM

Hey Skywalker what do think of this rolling cover? I went to the web site, and it sounds like something I am interested in. I only wish I could get it in White to match my truck. Another thing I am not good at installing something like this and am worried I would screw up when installing. I noticed also from the Website, that there are two drain pipes or hoses by the rear window area that are installed by drilling holes in the bed! Ouch!! My poor new bed! This was shown on installation of other model trucks, not the Ridgeline, but, may have to do the same, because when the truck is parked for example on a down hill slope, the water, if raining, would all build up at the front of the bed.
Your thoughts. Thanks.
Ridge Runner

06RTLNAVBlue · 04-13-2005, 07:09 PM

Retrax looks pretty good for a rolling cover. Anybody have good or bad feedback???

I am curious to see who else will have a good rolling cover for the Honda???

Does anybody make a rolling cover that is somewhat easily removed if you need it "out of the way"???

Skywalker · 04-14-2005, 08:22 AM

The first thing that got my attention was that they are located in ND and that it is built to withstand all sorts of nasty weather (snow, ice, etc.)

Looking at the installation instructions, there is no mention of drilling holes in the bed.

http://www.rolltopcover.com/techsupp...0Instructions:

As far as installation, I believe they have a 1-800 # if you needed further assisstance.

It looks good on the other vehicles shown in their customer photos.

Anyone else come across any others?

04-12-2005, 09:59 PM	#1
06RTLNAVBlue ROC Rank: Turkey 2006 RTL Steel Blue / Gray Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Forida / Gulf Coast Posts: 173	FYI-"Roll N Lock" will not be making a rolling cover for the Ridge. Their response to my e-mail follows: Thank you for expressing interest in Roll N Lock. Unfortunately, the Honda Ridgeline is not compatible with the Roll N Lock system. We will not be manufacturing an application for this particular truck. Sorry we cannot help you. Roll N Lock Corporation Lee

04-13-2005, 07:25 AM	#2
Skywalker ROC Rank: Mashed Potatoes 2006 RTL Amazon Green / Olive Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Calgary AB CANADA Posts: 343	Re: FYI-"Roll N Lock" will not be making a rolling cover for the Ridge. An alternative from Retrax in ND.... "We are in the development stages of a cover that will fit the Honda Ridgeline. Expected time frame is 3-4 weeks. Price will be $889. I can e-mail you when it is available. We would direct ship it using Fed Ex or UPS. Thank you for your interest in the RETRAX bed cover system. Randy RETRAX Sales & Service" __________________ S K Y W A L K E R - Ammonite Green EXL ...... eh! You must be the change you wish to see in the world. - Gandhi

04-13-2005, 09:41 AM	#3
Ridge Runner ROC Rank: Stuffing 2006 RTL White / Olive Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: MISSOURI Posts: 28	Re: FYI-"Roll N Lock" will not be making a rolling cover for the Ridge. Hey Skywalker what do think of this rolling cover? I went to the web site, and it sounds like something I am interested in. I only wish I could get it in White to match my truck. Another thing I am not good at installing something like this and am worried I would screw up when installing. I noticed also from the Website, that there are two drain pipes or hoses by the rear window area that are installed by drilling holes in the bed! Ouch!! My poor new bed! This was shown on installation of other model trucks, not the Ridgeline, but, may have to do the same, because when the truck is parked for example on a down hill slope, the water, if raining, would all build up at the front of the bed. Your thoughts. Thanks. Ridge Runner

04-13-2005, 07:09 PM	#4
06RTLNAVBlue ROC Rank: Turkey 2006 RTL Steel Blue / Gray Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Forida / Gulf Coast Posts: 173	Re: FYI-"Roll N Lock" will not be making a rolling cover for the Ridge. Retrax looks pretty good for a rolling cover. Anybody have good or bad feedback??? I am curious to see who else will have a good rolling cover for the Honda??? Does anybody make a rolling cover that is somewhat easily removed if you need it "out of the way"???

04-14-2005, 08:22 AM	#5
Skywalker ROC Rank: Mashed Potatoes 2006 RTL Amazon Green / Olive Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Calgary AB CANADA Posts: 343	Re: FYI-"Roll N Lock" will not be making a rolling cover for the Ridge. The first thing that got my attention was that they are located in ND and that it is built to withstand all sorts of nasty weather (snow, ice, etc.) Looking at the installation instructions, there is no mention of drilling holes in the bed. http://www.rolltopcover.com/techsupp...0Instructions: As far as installation, I believe they have a 1-800 # if you needed further assisstance. It looks good on the other vehicles shown in their customer photos. Anyone else come across any others? __________________ S K Y W A L K E R - Ammonite Green EXL ...... eh! You must be the change you wish to see in the world. - Gandhi

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