Pull Bike Transport

[gray1st]

Hi guys...I'm looking for some advice that google can't give.

 

I'm a keen cyclist, and often have to transport my bike to different locations. Does anyone know of any way for easily transporting a bike in a 350? Obviously there is limited space in the car, does anyone know of a boot mount?

[DoogyRev]

I have seen this before......

 

http://boofsquire.com/

[martinmac]

There are a couple of people who do this. From memory Caroline definately does on her roadster. Search her posts and you will find the thread.

[martinmac]

There you go.

 

 

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=22327&hilit=bike

[Cookbot]

I've had two bikes inside it before although I did remove the wheels, forks, bars, pedals and seat post to do it, not exactly ride ready! If you get rid of the spare wheel, you can get two bike wheels in there too.

[AlexZ]

Dude it easy lol Just whip the wheels off, put the drivers seat in the forward most position and slide the bike in through the drivers door and under the rear brace.

 

 

Winners

 

Alex

[Gervais]

You reckon you could fit two in teh back of a coupe?

[AlexZ]

I'll have a bash if you pay for damages to the bike and car lol... lol

[Gervais]

I'll have a bash if you pay for damages to the bike and car lol... lol

 

Depends if you can assure me you won't damage anything on purpose

[Dene8]

Dude it easy lol

 

Was due to lend a friends car to collect my new bike tonight, but i can collect in the Zed after seeing your picture

[AlexZ]

Dude it easy lol

 

Was due to lend a friends car to collect my new bike tonight, but i can collect in the Zed after seeing your picture

 

Haha it's cool if the bike is all clean and smells of GT85, but when It's got half of Wales in the tyres and front mech it's not a good idea..

 

I do like the bike rack on the thread above though.

 

Alex