I am soon going to need to buy a cycle carrier for up to 4 cycles. I want one that attaches to the back of the car as opposed to the roof. I have looked at the ones in Halfords - can anyone advise if they are any good and/or recommend any others please ?
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I have a Halfords one that carries 3 bikes. Highly recommended. Halfords fitted it first time. It goes on and off the car(and other cars) very easily. -
Thanks - is this one that fits on and off the back of the car, or a trailer type carrier ?______________________
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On and off car. WE have a zafiraOriginally posted by kaiser78 View PostThanks - is this one that fits on and off the back of the car, or a trailer type carrier ?
Well, naturally, that is just the family car. I have a Bentley. And so does my butler....Comment
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Of yes of course.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostOn and off car. WE have a zafira
Well, naturally, that is just the family car. I have a Bentley. And so does my butler....
I am looking for a trailer type carrier.______________________
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I got a Saris Bones one. Simple to use (I borrowed a Halfords one off a mate to try and fell out with it after about 40 minutes tw@ting about), but only holds 3 bikes. They do ones which attach to the towbar, if you have one of those?Comment
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I've got this one
Exodus 4 Bike Platform Cycle Carrie...
It weighs a flipping ton and is a right faff.Comment
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Something like this but not sure if any good ?______________________
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWE have a zafira
I've always wondered this. Does it say in the instructions that you HAVE to do something utterly unexpected if you find yourself in the presence of other drivers? Surely it must. The only other explanation i've been able to think of is that they're exclusively driven by complete and utter chunts.Comment
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Keep it on track please all, as I am keen to sort this carrier problem out pdqOriginally posted by barrydidit View Post
I've always wondered this. Does it say in the instructions that you HAVE to do something utterly unexpected if you find yourself in the presence of other drivers? Surely it must. The only other explanation i've been able to think of is that they're exclusively driven by complete and utter chunts.
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