Who said an Exige wasnt practical.....

[purdy84]

Shamefullly stolen from Exiges.com (Appologies if its a repost)



This just cant be safe or good for the fibreglass...

Edited by purdy84 on Thursday 1st May 13:28

[dss123]

Agreed - looks really dodgy to me - would never do this if I was lucky enough to have an exige!

Yet to see a decent solution to carrying bike on a Lotus. One that doesn't envolve drilling holes in your clam anyway!

Wondered if there was a market for one if I could come up with something?

Dunc

[NathanE]

Oversteer inducer tbh

[R.P.M]

Interesting how different people find different solutions to the same problem.
My solution is to let a mate take my bike and gear, while I can rock up in the exige

I simply can not believe that will/has not damaged the rear clam.

Can't find the link, but there is a chap in the usa who sells a bike holder which bolts through the clam. I'm not sure which is worse

Rpm

[jke11y]

Was originally posted on scottishelises and was a joke :-)

[bher]

This guy is more in love with his bike than his car.

Should be on the TREK forum. I will report to the webmaster

[Grinnders]

I've seen some dodgy spoilers in my time but that must take the biscuit
















By the way what on earth doe sthat cliche mean ? "Take the biscuit" ?

[wooooody]

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