ti_pin_man
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- 8 Jul 2010
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Just thought I'd share something interesting, I have a 911 997 cabriolet variant and for ages have investigated how to transport my precious mountain bike out to the forests of fair England. There was no rack that could fit because of the rising spoiler, the 996 had a roof system but they are rarer than hens teeth and no guarantee it'd fit a 997. Then the tow bar mount was investigated.. And nobody did one, not that I wanted one, but if there had been the chance of a removable one and one that didn't involve getting the bumper cut I might have considered it...
Most people kept saying if you can afford a Porsche you can afford a second car to transport bikes and crap, pah, while true I have a second car 300 miles away to use when I fly to look after my daughter and buying a third car just ain't going to happen, soooo... I ended up finally looking for a way to squeeze my bike in the back seats. As any mountain biker will know the wheels come off quickly and easily and then the frame is much smaller. But also dirty and oily and damp with sharp edges.. No great for my nice black leather, sooo....
So I have finally bought a bag which I slide my bike into thats designed to take a bike frame, it keeps the oil and muck inside the bag and protects the leather, two wheel bags do the same and with a bit of practice they all fit neatly and cleanly in the back seats and the solution works a treat!
I thought I'd post this up for others looking for a way to transport their bikes and use their precious cars, worked for me!
Now, lastly a question, anybody have any other solutions I have missed?
Most people kept saying if you can afford a Porsche you can afford a second car to transport bikes and crap, pah, while true I have a second car 300 miles away to use when I fly to look after my daughter and buying a third car just ain't going to happen, soooo... I ended up finally looking for a way to squeeze my bike in the back seats. As any mountain biker will know the wheels come off quickly and easily and then the frame is much smaller. But also dirty and oily and damp with sharp edges.. No great for my nice black leather, sooo....
So I have finally bought a bag which I slide my bike into thats designed to take a bike frame, it keeps the oil and muck inside the bag and protects the leather, two wheel bags do the same and with a bit of practice they all fit neatly and cleanly in the back seats and the solution works a treat!
I thought I'd post this up for others looking for a way to transport their bikes and use their precious cars, worked for me!
Now, lastly a question, anybody have any other solutions I have missed?