In my quest to carry a bike in the car without turning the insides into a field I [url= http://www.roofbox.co.uk/safe-bag/index.php ]have found this:[/url]
Anyone heard anything about them or used them? Not much, if any, info on the web apart from roofbox's website.
So far it is between one of these things or a [url= http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/dhb_Elsted_Wheeled_Bike_Bag/5360032373/ ]DHB[/url]/[url= http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=15325 ]CRC[/url] bike bag for about the same price.
seems like a lot of hassle, towbar works for me!
Big plastic bag, wrap the bike in it - job done
seems like a lot of hassle, towbar works for me!
Unfortunately £200 to get one fitted does not work for me at the moment!
Nor does the extra drag, reduced security, etc work for me 😉
[url= http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PLASTIC-KINGSIZE-MATTRESS-COVER-HOUSE-MOVE-STORAGE-/290467378767?pt=UK_Packaging_Materials#ht_558wt_1139 ]Less than £6[/url]
I have one for carrying crap in the car to the dump - works great through probably a bit overkill for carrying a bike.
Looks a neat idea but I'm happy enough with the giant tarpaulin I got from B&Q for a fiver, easily big enough to line the inside with plenty left over to wrap around the wheels etc.
Hmm. Now I keep looking at it it might be overkill.......
I use an old pair of curtains. Look for someone moving into the road!!
My g/f uses covers from these guys [url= http://www.hatchbag.co.uk/ ]Hatchbag[/url] - managed to keep 2 car (current & previous) 'in' a reasonable state considering she has a horse & a very hairy dog. I just bought a cheap estate instead & don't worry about it
if you are going to that much hassle, perhaps time for a van?
Why not get a £6.50 tent from B&Q and put it up in your car?
Looks ideal for limiting visibility through the back of the car, nice one!
I'm a bit lucky that mine can have the back seats permanently down, so I've lined it with some foam stuff which I think is some sort of floor padding, plus a big bit of carpet, still comes out of the car easily and protects bike and car perfectly. Cost zero... Oh, plus a £3 big tarp from B&Q for really wet days. Sorted.
