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Bike carrier recommendations

riddles · 2020-08-19 07:17:45

Hi I have a bike carrier something like this https://www.amazon.co.uk/Automotive-Bicycle-Foldable-Hatchbacks-Minivans/dp/B082W6S6QT It worked fine when I had a saloon car. I haven’t used it since I changed to an SUV. I also have roof bars on the new car. I don’t have a toe hitch but the bike carriers that go on the toe…

19-08-2020 7:17am

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riddles

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Hi

I have a bike carrier something like this https://www.amazon.co.uk/Automotive-Bicycle-Foldable-Hatchbacks-Minivans/dp/B082W6S6QT

It worked fine when I had a saloon car. I haven’t used it since I changed to an SUV. I also have roof bars on the new car. I don’t have a toe hitch but the bike carriers that go on the toe hitch would seem relatively easy to use. Any advice welcome

Thanks

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brownian

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Tow hitch all the way. Not cheap to fit, but really makes moving bikes much simpler - especially the clip-on two-bike racks.

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