[RileyRL]

Does anyone have any idea of how to mount two flag poles in the bed of a 2006 Honda ridgeline.

 

[alevenso]

I bet you can rig something up to the bed tie downs with an L bracket and a couple of u bolts ....

 

[Dnick]

Zip Ties Baby! Easy Peasy........ :wink:

 

[Carsmak]

Riley,

I'm not sure what your looking to do, but check out the image below. Maybe you can pull two of the bolts which hold the bed and fab something to go there. Ideally, you could pull the two bolts in the middle ( near the trunk lid ) and replace with slightly longer, then get a bracket between the two bolts with flag holders.

Good Luck and post whatever you do...

 

[Dnick]

'Talk about other end of the scale ! ! ! :surprise:

 

[Elkhunter]

I'd look at it differently. I'd look at the spare tire mount in the bed. Should be easy to rig something up there

 

[ridged]

Are you looking for a permanent mount or just something temporary for a parade?

If temporary, maybe a couple of 5 gallon buckets full of soil, stone or concrete would work, depending on conditions (flag size, speed, etc).

 

[jancor]

Riley,

I'm not sure what your looking to do, but check out the image below. Maybe you can pull two of the bolts which hold the bed and fab something to go there. Ideally, you could pull the two bolts in the middle ( near the trunk lid ) and replace with slightly longer, then get a bracket between the two bolts with flag holders.

Good Luck and post whatever you do...

i put a pole up using the two bolts in the front of the box below the back window and 3/4 inch emt 1 hole clamp

worked great during playoffs

 

[Morty]

Does anyone have any idea of how to mount two flag poles


in the bed of a 2006 Honda ridgeline.

I use this for fishing rods,you could stand them up for flags

 

[wrenrj1]

Make sure you are displaying the flag in accordance with the flag code.

ETA, I like Marty's idea if you could shorten and use smaller tubes and put them vertical to keep the flags from touching the truck. I'd also consider drilling a hole through the tube/flag pole and insert a nut/bolt or cotter pin to keep the flag poles in the tubes.