Show your transport pics
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Aussie78
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Using Seasuckers here too, no dramas.
As to uv issues, all carbon is covered by a clear coat. The clear coat provides UV protection, but still don’t leave the bike in the sun when not moving through the air. On the roof of a car on a hot day, if you stop, seek shade.
As to uv issues, all carbon is covered by a clear coat. The clear coat provides UV protection, but still don’t leave the bike in the sun when not moving through the air. On the roof of a car on a hot day, if you stop, seek shade.
maynard
E*POWAH Elite World Champion
Fits in the skoda yeti . With front wheel off
I stuffed my kenevo in the back of a Seat ibiza with the seats down and front seat pushed forward for 2 years. It was kind of annoying having to maneuver the seats all the time but actually worked fine. Only problem is that it turned my car into a 1 seater but such is life.
Cdillardktm
Member
I use the Ride88 to transport my ebike and hardtail. I can add up to 4 mounts.
I haven't seen this van.
Is it narrow enough for narrow european roads?
ilostmypassword
Active member
Inside or outside, it depends
Akiwi
🐸 Kermit Elite 🐸
Thought this might be a good picture for here.
Yesterday I went on a long difficult ride in Austria. Planned was 45 km and 1600 m Climb.
I forgot to fully load my bike.
So, on the drive (1.5 hours) I chucked a spare battery and Inverter in the back of the car. Worked a treat.
Yesterday I went on a long difficult ride in Austria. Planned was 45 km and 1600 m Climb.
I forgot to fully load my bike.
So, on the drive (1.5 hours) I chucked a spare battery and Inverter in the back of the car. Worked a treat.
maynard
E*POWAH Elite World Champion
Still spins me out that my Levo fits in this tiny car . Yetis rock
