Bike rack
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stitch-626
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halfords do a rack that will fit on a saloon, but with it fitted you can't open the boot.
ian
ian
wanted passenger side rear door for touring.pref dark blue
wanted, toy Bmw's any series, not for me for my 3year old daughter.
I have a rondevous with death, i drive an E30 in scotland
wanted, toy Bmw's any series, not for me for my 3year old daughter.
I have a rondevous with death, i drive an E30 in scotland
Just make sure, that when you do, any metal buckles are wrappd up in a jay cloth and thoroughly taped down. I did 100 miles with a bike rack and two bikes on my car, and they rubbed a hole in the paint down to bare metal. To say I want impressed was an understatement!
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stitch-626
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i think its the high mount one, if you go to halfords they should be able to try it or at least give you some advice. the only other options are roof or towbar mounted.
wanted passenger side rear door for touring.pref dark blue
wanted, toy Bmw's any series, not for me for my 3year old daughter.
I have a rondevous with death, i drive an E30 in scotland
wanted, toy Bmw's any series, not for me for my 3year old daughter.
I have a rondevous with death, i drive an E30 in scotland
- shawny-porny
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If you have a towbar you can get one that fits on that.
I know, i have one for sale.
I know, i have one for sale.
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Morat
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Any bike racks for a touring? I'm a bit worried by the spoiler at the top of the tailgate...
Can't really put the bikes in with the dogs!
Can't really put the bikes in with the dogs!
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- jamie323i
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Dont buy one from Halfords,buy one of these...http://www.fisheroutdoor.co.uk/public/i ... ks/F1.html
It is the only rack you will ever need,a little more money than the rubbish from Halfords but i wouldnt fit anything else to my car,fully galvanised and with plastic coated clips so wont damage your paintwork.
Highly recommended.
It is the only rack you will ever need,a little more money than the rubbish from Halfords but i wouldnt fit anything else to my car,fully galvanised and with plastic coated clips so wont damage your paintwork.
Highly recommended.
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daimlerman
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Are the bikes for the dogs to ride? Piccie please! Or is this a new way of going walkies?Morat wrote:Any bike racks for a touring? I'm a bit worried by the spoiler at the top of the tailgate...
Can't really put the bikes in with the dogs!
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Sorted!jamie323i wrote:Here you go...


