How do you transport a bike in a car?
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Drfabulous0 wrote:Is this a trick question? Ride your bike, don't drive it around like it's your kid.
Why would it be a trick question? If you have a car, you'd have to be pretty thick never to use it to go to new places to start a ride off. Or, alternatively, you may be surprised to know that not every sportive or trail centre starts outside your own front door.......Faster than a tent.......0 -
An interesting question. It's why I am looking at "full sized" folding hybrid bikes with the only manufacturer to do so being montague bikes http://montaguebikes.co.uk/default.asp
Failing that, what all else do like this bloke http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWFE1r9aVUo0 -
With difficulty
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Danny1962 wrote:I've long fancied a Berlingo / Kangoo / Doblo but my wife simply won't be seen in one .
When I was in Brazil they had loads of the Doblo Adventure models; they look like baby land rovers - 'kin ace.
However my other half won't have one either. Hence the Golf Estate.
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Panama - finally putting a nail in the economic theory of the trickle down effect.0 -
t4tomo wrote:BigLee1 wrote:I`ve got a Volvo V70 estate, of course my bikes fit in!!
I've got the V90 - I can fit the tandem in with just one side of the rear seats folded down.
Fold both seats down and you could probably ride the tandem around in the backEpic FSR for the real stuff
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