Think visually they look the same and fixed to the van. The only difference being the sliding version allows you to slide the top section 200mm further forward for an increase in boot space.
Thanks for that
I didn’t know it was only 200mm
I would advise going for the slider. Even in a LWB it enables more room and easier access to cupboards (depending on layout) when pushed back. The max storage area to the rear is NOT increased on the fixed as the seat is set forward allowing the rear most third to drop down level.
What’s the spec on that?
It’s 512Wh. Charged from 0% in about three hours off the mains
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Dotmobile
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Updated struts installed and bike rack fitted.
Now just struggling to get 2 folding bikes attached, a bit tricky due to small size and limited reach of the first arm.
Given up in frustration for today, I am sure it will work tomorrow.
I guess fitting the arm to the saddle pole is not a recommended route?
Bikes too small for the adaptor for ladies bikes.
Clamping seatpost is fine. It’s strong enough to hold you up, it will be fine to hold the bike on.
Dotmobile
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Perfect thank you.
indeed to hold me up it does undergo tremendous strain!
What's the details on that unit Dave?
It’s a Swarey S500 (512WH) only small but ideal for my needs, free to charge off the caravans solar battery it’s PWN supports 2 batteries.
Bought it off a ex workmate very cheap, he only bought it last week and was not big enough for his work van.
We have had one for years, beats the old wooden beds and does stop the flies getting indoors, especially when you live in the country.
I got the screen cover through today from Fuel Lagoon and gave it a quick test fit. The logo is not as orange as the mock up sadly, but it's a great addition to the van spend file. £95.00 to create from my design brief.
Nice one, Here’s our’s at the Newark retrofest today.
@Dotmobile. I agree with @drinfinity the seat post is likely to be even stronger than the Frame. Get the bikes fitted to the rack, get a firm grip on them and see how much (or how little) give there is. Mine is a towbar mounted one and when I do that, you can feel the rack flexing but there's no real movement in the fixing points between the bikes and the rack (that sounded clearer in my head than on the screen but I hope you get the point!).
The bugs bit hard with another VW …. 
Going full chav on it
Going full chav on it
