Thanks for taking the timeFilled in the survey. Might want to look at range of prices but nicely done on the A level project!
Thanks for taking the timeFilled in the survey. Might want to look at range of prices but nicely done on the A level project!
Thanks for your responseGreat product, and a good questionnaire (they are surprisingly difficult to put together).
Pete
Thank youWhat a great bit of work for an A-Level project. Completed the survey
I like this one, is it available in the uk? Does anyone have a link? Much neater and I’m guessing it can be removed from the lash down points when not in use???Yes thats the one i was thinking of
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Hey, this looks like a great setup. I have spare roof bars, which also fit perfectly. Could I pick your brain about the brackets you used to attach the bar to the latching points, and also the fork mounts?I made one out of a roof bar. Made up some brackets so it utilizes the original tie down points and made a block to lift the small bike up and back to make room for close stacking.
Can get 4 in nae bother with plenty room to spare.
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I made mine out of a bit of plate aluminium. It has 3 different positions to push the bar closer to the tailgate. Mine is set at the furthest setting at the mo.Hey, this looks like a great setup. I have spare roof bars, which also fit perfectly. Could I pick your brain about the brackets you used to attach the bar to the latching points, and also the fork mounts?
Cheers
Alasdair
That would be great, thanks!I made mine out of a bit of plate aluminium. It has 3 different positions to push the bar closer to the tailgate. Mine is set at the furthest setting at the mo.
Get back from holiday tomorrow so I'll take a pic and send measurements. Can be easily made from plates steel or wood.