Bike racks -are non trailor hitch type a head wreck to fit? (if yes need hitch = $$$)

worded · 23-05-2010 11:55PM #1

Id prefer to have a trailer hitch type but its a lot of $ to get one fitted to the car, 300 approx all in as its 100 sterling to buy in norn iron without fitting.

Anywho, whats everyone’s experience? Should I just get the hitch fitted to the car?

Gers_punto · 24-05-2010 01:58AM

getting straight to the point here... You just said that you would prefer the hitch mount carrier.. ya cant have that without a hitch.. so GO ON get a hitch fitted

:)

Get a good Hitch mount rack and you will never look back they are a great piece of kit

it worth the extra bobs as a regular non hitch fit will wreck your head if you are using it often... 15 minute messy fit as apposed to a 2 minute easy fit

worded · 24-05-2010 02:21AM

Gers_punto wrote: »

getting straight to the point here... You just said that you would prefer the hitch mount carrier.. ya cant have that without a hitch.. so GO ON get a hitch fitted :)

Get a good Hitch mount rack and you will never look back they are a great piece of kit

it worth the extra bobs as a regular non hitch fit will wreck your head if you are using it often... 15 minute messy fit as apposed to a 2 minute easy fit

I think I will do.
Will phone around tomorrow to see what a hitch will cost.

Any favourites / recomendations from http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/
or http://www.micksgarage.com/

Gers_punto · 24-05-2010 09:48AM

http://www.micksgarage.ie/proddetails.aspx?pid=92252&pk=910BC

Great piece of kit this

worded · 24-05-2010 10:46AM

Gers_punto wrote: »

http://www.micksgarage.ie/proddetails.aspx?pid=92252&pk=910BC

Great piece of kit this

That one caught my eye as well. Looks the business.

Bike racks -are non trailor hitch type a head wreck to fit? (if yes need hitch = $$$)

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