bikinchris

I have a new TC connect van I have the satellite radio, front and rear parking assist, rear view camera, fog lamps, 6 way seats and dual air. I have a set of tool boxes on the passenger side and shelving on the left from Weatherguard. I like it: http://www.eaglewheel.us/images/transit/EW_transit_002_01.jpg My biggest challenge is finding a roof rack that is acceptable to carry bicycles. Since I have all the equipment inside, There isn't much room for bicycles.

All I get is a rattle from there.

If you have the controls in the steering wheel, just hold down the okay button (left side, center) when viewing the trip odometer. If you go to the screen with all the different views at once (Trip, average mileage, instant mileage etc) and hold the okay button, then all will reset at once. Go left to find the 2nd trip odometer.

Adding photos does not work. But I have posted an image here: www.eaglewheel.us/images/transit/EW_Transit_002_01.jpg My van has Sync and Sirius radio. No back windows and a reverse camera.

As of now, I will resist using the factory rails. They usually aren't as strong as the aftermarket rails.

I also checked Yakima and they have nothing yet for the 2014 Transit Connect. Maybe Thule will be first? I already have crossbars that fit a Thule rack.

As I understand it, the tall roof wouldn't fit in some parking garages. Maybe they will offer a taller version.

Yes, on the American model of the TC, inside the console has USB ports. They do charge a device, but it will try to play any music you have on the device. You will need to switch the input with the controls on the dash.

My van seemed to take forever. It took about 5 1/2 months. I didn't get any real news until it just showed up one day. Salesman was checking often. It showed up in Florida one day and was on the lot in a week. A race red LWB cargo van. First trip was about 25.5 mpg. If the Texas speed limit wasn't 75mph, it would have made better mileage.

I think the amount of room inside the LWB Transit is ample for a motorcycle. As long as you don't have ape hangers on the bike, it should clear the rear door pretty easily. How tall is your bike?