[KarmaInferno]

So. now we have Cargo Factor back, and rules on how much most vehicles can hold.

How much CF do the various vehicles types OCCUPY?

Like, if I want to store a motorbike in my van, how much CF should I allocate?




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[Aria]

Double Clutch p150 “  Cargo capacity is measured in CFs (Cargo Factor); a single CF represents a half cubic meter of volume and 200 kg, and 1 CF is the approximate size of a typical human. The length and weight of each size class are approximate.”

Then there’s the size class table plus all the rules for drone racks…

I tend to go for ‘does it make sense’?!? and not worry too much about the precise numbers, particularly for large vehicles…

[Reaver]

So. now we have Cargo Factor back, and rules on how much most vehicles can hold.

How much CF do the various vehicles types OCCUPY?

Like, if I want to store a motorbike in my van, how much CF should I allocate?




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Well, if you use the KISS method, a simple google search of "motorbike in van" gives you and idea.
From the pics I saw, a guess of "3/4 to all available CF" would not be out of line.

Most dirt bikes filled up most foot space  with just room enough for a few other items. A street bike, or chopper would take up even more space..