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Hi all,
I am in the market for a roof-rack mounted bike carrier. Two trains of
thought in Oz;
1- by far the most common way is to use the ones that fasten the front
of the bike with the QR mechanism
2- becoming more common are the units that allow the bike to be mounted
with both wheels attached.
I much prefer option 2 as it makes more sense to me and is easier.
But, I am a tad concerned about the stability of option 2. I saw some
bikes recently setup like this and they had a lot of movement going. By
the same token, I saw another car, with the same setup, that wasn't
moving at all. I'm guessing the first guy had stuffed something up.
So I'm after opinions from people that have **used** the "option 2"
mounting system and what they think of it. I just don't want my pride
an joy coming off around a corner at 110km/hr....
Thanks,
Peter
I am in the market for a roof-rack mounted bike carrier. Two trains of
thought in Oz;
1- by far the most common way is to use the ones that fasten the front
of the bike with the QR mechanism
2- becoming more common are the units that allow the bike to be mounted
with both wheels attached.
I much prefer option 2 as it makes more sense to me and is easier.
But, I am a tad concerned about the stability of option 2. I saw some
bikes recently setup like this and they had a lot of movement going. By
the same token, I saw another car, with the same setup, that wasn't
moving at all. I'm guessing the first guy had stuffed something up.
So I'm after opinions from people that have **used** the "option 2"
mounting system and what they think of it. I just don't want my pride
an joy coming off around a corner at 110km/hr....
Thanks,
Peter