totally agree make sure that your rear light clusters are not obscured.
bradevosprint
16 Sep 17#3
What's the worst that could happen? :joy:
afroylnt to bradevosprint
16 Sep 17#4
Carrier fails doing 70mph down a dual carriageway...
Though it's pain to lift heavy bikes onto the roof, such carriers are easier in my view as its much quicker to secure the bike when compared to using a carrier that goes on the back of the car.
Might be good for short trips though.
rogparki
16 Sep 17#2
Not sure I'd trust our bikes on a £7.50 carrier :worried:
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make sure that your rear light clusters are not obscured.
Though it's pain to lift heavy bikes onto the roof, such carriers are easier in my view as its much quicker to secure the bike when compared to using a carrier that goes on the back of the car.
Might be good for short trips though.