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Slater

posted on 25/8/14 at 09:14 AM Reply With Quote
Bicycle rack on a Seven - Part 2

Further to my earlier reseach post

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I raided my local very helpfull Thule fitment center and took away some bits from their "scrap/obsolete" pile.

here is the result........

I did a test run and it seems quite stable. The bike weighs about the same as the spare wheel that was on the mount originally. The bike wheels stick out about 6” either side so need to be aware of the extra width. I think I will remove the bike seat for less “windage”.


[img] Bike on 7 -1
Bike on 7 -1
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[img] Bike on 7 - 2
Bike on 7 - 2
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[img] Bike on 7 - 3
Bike on 7 - 3
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[img] Bike on 7 - 4
Bike on 7 - 4
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Why do they call Port Harcourt "The Garden City"?...... Becauase they can't spell Stramash.

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Slimy38

posted on 25/8/14 at 09:31 AM Reply With Quote
Other bike carriers have the front wheel removed and fixed alongside, perhaps that might reduce your width a little bit? Although now I've just noticed the bike is actually say on it's wheels...
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nick205

posted on 25/8/14 at 10:31 AM Reply With Quote
Seems a pretty neat solution to me, with minimal effort too by the look of it.






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Matt21

posted on 25/8/14 at 06:54 PM Reply With Quote
looks tidy!

I had mine on the mk once, I lashed a bit of plank between the front and rear roll bars, tied the handle bars to the front roll bar and tied the seat down to the plank at the rear, worked a treat!

the cage works well for kayaks too
Kayak rack
Kayak rack

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Thailoz

posted on 25/8/14 at 08:27 PM Reply With Quote
WHY for the love of evry thing religious would you want to get out of a 7 and ride a damn push bike ????





It may sound a dumb Question to you but to others it may be an eureka moment

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theprisioner

posted on 27/8/14 at 03:01 PM Reply With Quote
A few welding skills allowed me to reuse the thule rack from the SHMBO's car.







http://sylvabuild.blogspot.com/

http://austin7special.blogspot.co.uk/

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ken555

posted on 27/8/14 at 03:04 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Thailoz
WHY for the love of evry thing religious would you want to get out of a 7 and ride a damn push bike ????


Some roads are too narrow/rough.






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Irony

posted on 27/8/14 at 03:24 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Thailoz
WHY for the love of evry thing religious would you want to get out of a 7 and ride a damn push bike ????



My 7 won't do this.




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David Jenkins

posted on 27/8/14 at 05:05 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Irony

My 7 won't do this.






*I* wouldn't do this! And I'm a fairly adventurous soul!






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Slimy38

posted on 27/8/14 at 05:58 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Irony
quote:
Originally posted by Thailoz
WHY for the love of evry thing religious would you want to get out of a 7 and ride a damn push bike ????



My 7 won't do this.






Well, it would the first time.... maybe not the second...

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