Tailgate Table Bracket for Billie Bars cross bar racks

@bronztaco · 2026-01-09T07:16:32+00:00

King of the Hammers is coming up fast and if you’ve never been, just know it’s not your average off-road event. Long days, cold mornings, dusty afternoons, loud nights, and nonstop action. Come prepared and you’ll have a great time. What to Expect Desert conditions all day and night. Weather can change fast, so plan for cold mornings, warmer afternoons, wind, dust, and noise. Racing runs early and late depending on the class. Cell service is limited and services are minimal once you’re out there. Expect crowds, but also a solid community and good vibes. Much Needed Essentials Bring more water than you think you need. Food for the entire stay plus extra. Warm clothes and layers. A solid sleeping setup. Shade like an EZ-up or awning. Dust mask or face cover. Headlamp or flashlight. Extra fuel if you plan on driving trails. Trash bags, pack it in and pack it out. Basic tools and spare parts. First aid kit. Portable charger or battery pack. Ear protection if you’re camping near race courses or generators. Gorilla Motorsports Camp Gorilla Motorsports will be hosting a campsite and everyone is more than welcome to camp out and hang with us. Swing by, meet people, talk builds, and enjoy the weekend. We’ll be there the whole event and are looking forward to seeing everyone. Event Info This is a paid event. Veteran and military discounts are available. Extras at Our Camp We’ll have giveaways, Gorilla Motorsports merch, and food and drinks at times while supplies last. If it’s your first KOH, come prepared and keep expectations realistic. It’s dusty, loud, chaotic, and easily one of the best off-road events out there. See you all in the desert. Feel free to message me on IG/ TT to join our group chat @bronztaco

@bronztaco

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Jul 16, 2024

What up Fam?

I got the Billie Bars cross bar system and I absolutely love their products. Every thing is easy to use and extremely sturdy. With that said, I have a wheel table thats driving me nuts in the bed of the truck so I thought of putting brackets underneath the crossbars but I haven’t been able to come up with how I would lock the table in from being able to get taken or fly out while driving. Do any of you know a bracket that I could used thats able to lock somehow? If not I gotta ask Billie bars to make one! Would make carrying around that table so much easier!