I managed to fit a Coker and my g29 in the back of my Smart Car. I wish I could find the photo.
Wow, I wish you could too.
Corbin welded a frame he could bolt to the back and if I remember correctly leave room for a passanger. Here’s a pic but different angle from the one I saw.
i think you woke up before you took the picture.
Win.
+1 
The roof of my Smart car came off…and I still couldn’t get a 36er in it 
Photo to prove it wasn’t a dream 
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This does highlight the issue of just how much you can ‘legally’ carry with different modes of transport. Here in the UK it may be legally deemed dangerous to carry a large ‘overhang’ on a motorcycle. More significantly are the sharp bits of the uni that could cause injury in an accident. Just a point of view.
I haven’t seen a convertible Smartcar in the USA yet. Pretty cool.
I would never carry my bikes or uni’s on the back of the vehicle either. Only on the roof or inside. I only carry liability insurance on my old crap cars and there are tooooo many uninsured drivers waiting to smash my toys. I know they’re not legal…blah blah blah. I’d still end up paying for them. Can’t get blood from a turnip as they say. 
An unexpected benefit of having aerobars on my KH36 - it can span the roof racks on my car.
It’s not pretty… but is easy loading and secure.
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I lay my seats down in my Civic and it fits just fine.
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Same for me in my Dacia Sandero. Not a big car, but the 36 perfectly fits, even with its aerobars. It’s better than having it outside the car: it uses less fuel.
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Yes, the compactness of a unicycle is such an advantage in so many situations.
I prefer to put the back seat down and travel with the 36" wheel c/w aerobars inside the car too… except when wife, kids and dog disagree.
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I used to have a smart car, but not a soft top and I could fit mine in. I can not remember if I put the front seat down to do it or did it with the frame off.
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Nice 
36ers love it
