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I've a Thule 916 bike carrier for the towbar and it allows access to the boot quite easily with the bikes on the carrier. Link to Thule website -http://www.thule.com/en/jp/products/carriers-and-racks/bike-carriers/towbar-mounted-bike-carriers Take your pick from here
It tilts away from the car for ease of access to the boot, it's light and very easily fitted/removed and can be stored in the boot while I'm away from the car if need be. There are cheaper options on the market but Thule do have a good reputation.
It tilts away from the car for ease of access to the boot, it's light and very easily fitted/removed and can be stored in the boot while I'm away from the car if need be. There are cheaper options on the market but Thule do have a good reputation.
mikecassie said:
I've a Thule 916 bike carrier for the towbar and it allows access to the boot quite easily with the bikes on the carrier. Link to Thule website -http://www.thule.com/en/jp/products/carriers-and-racks/bike-carriers/towbar-mounted-bike-carriers Take your pick from here
It tilts away from the car for ease of access to the boot, it's light and very easily fitted/removed and can be stored in the boot while I'm away from the car if need be. There are cheaper options on the market but Thule do have a good reputation.
For a top hinged tailgate or a left>right opening Landy?It tilts away from the car for ease of access to the boot, it's light and very easily fitted/removed and can be stored in the boot while I'm away from the car if need be. There are cheaper options on the market but Thule do have a good reputation.
scubadude said:
Put them on the roof on inside, towball racks are for morons and the weak, bloody stupid place to rack kit, blocking the lights and sticking out the sides whacking peoples cars.
Frankly if you're too pathetic to lift a bike onto a car room how the hell do you ride one?
Stupid post of the day goes to ^ this guy.Frankly if you're too pathetic to lift a bike onto a car room how the hell do you ride one?
A Disco or Van is too high to get a bike on top without using a ladder. It also means you can't get into multi-story car parks, or under some low archways. Blocking lights is indeed for morons, but most people will use a tail light board.
Don't worry, scubadude describes himself as a director on his PH profile, no doubt he could lift a BMW GS onto the roof of his car. 
Anyway, perhaps my wife is only 5'3", perhaps I have a roof tent already up there. I think tailgate/tow ball mount suits us better.
Thanks for the recommendations so far.

Anyway, perhaps my wife is only 5'3", perhaps I have a roof tent already up there. I think tailgate/tow ball mount suits us better.
Thanks for the recommendations so far.
mrmr96 said:
Stupid post of the day goes to ^ this guy.
A Disco or Van is too high to get a bike on top without using a ladder. It also means you can't get into multi-story car parks, or under some low archways. Blocking lights is indeed for morons, but most people will use a tail light board.
Stupid reply to ^ guy.A Disco or Van is too high to get a bike on top without using a ladder. It also means you can't get into multi-story car parks, or under some low archways. Blocking lights is indeed for morons, but most people will use a tail light board.
I said "on the roof or inside" you melon! :-)
"Most" people do not use lightboards, they just drive around with no rear lights and an obscured numberplate. Also- what mutli-storey are you taking a Disco or Van into (if it'll fit) where there are spaces long enough for a towbar rack anyway?
Wait till some pr*ck wipes his bike down the side of your car with a rear carrier then come back here and tell me how smart they are...
Edited by scubadude on Thursday 20th June 09:57
bga said:
That's a bit harsh. I wouldn't expect my wife to be able to lug her bike onto the roof of a Disco, she only just manages to get it onto the roof of her Golf.
...or inside...Or get a Karitec or similar folding rack where you fit the bikes down the side of the car then shove the whole rack back onto the roof
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