Has anyone adapted a standard towball fitment to a Fix4Bike fitment?
The fix4bike fitment is also towball based, but has two additional lugs.
![1721808357355.png 1721808357355.png](https://www.t6forum.com/data/attachments/251/251092-5b941e8e8ec4819fb6a8f10471d4c2a9.jpg)
I want to get a Thule XT2 and have seen that the Volvo XT2's are available much cheaper used than the standard towball based XT2's.
I have a westfalia swan neck removable towbar on my T6.
![1721808490158.png 1721808490158.png](https://www.t6forum.com/data/attachments/251/251093-4b3841e25e9908ea9e36d1d8ba7a443b.jpg)
Even if Westfalia made a removable towbar with the Fix4Bike attachment, that may also be cheaper overall.
Any inputs appreciated.
The fix4bike fitment is also towball based, but has two additional lugs.
![1721808357355.png 1721808357355.png](https://www.t6forum.com/data/attachments/251/251092-5b941e8e8ec4819fb6a8f10471d4c2a9.jpg)
I want to get a Thule XT2 and have seen that the Volvo XT2's are available much cheaper used than the standard towball based XT2's.
I have a westfalia swan neck removable towbar on my T6.
![1721808490158.png 1721808490158.png](https://www.t6forum.com/data/attachments/251/251093-4b3841e25e9908ea9e36d1d8ba7a443b.jpg)
Even if Westfalia made a removable towbar with the Fix4Bike attachment, that may also be cheaper overall.
Any inputs appreciated.