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You can do it, but......there`s always little pointy bits on bikes and they can damage the transit cover just by abrasion. So if you do decide to, put another layer underneath them, like an old travel rug. And for goodness sake strap them on well. You can get stopped by the police for having insecurely attached loads.

Better though is a proper bike rack, either towball mounted or rack mounted. I don`t like strap on bike racks myself, but it`s up to you. The other thing I`ve seen is a couple of bike racks mounted across the A-frame of the TT, if you have an A-frame but no box.

Quote: Originally posted by iomhicks on 29/6/2006

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Have a look at the solution in my photo area!

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What a great idea, was the base frame made or brought of the shelf

Andy

Hi Andy,

I made the base frame out of a set of plastic coated roof bars bought from Halfords. There is a bit of welding involved but the result works perfectly.

Quote: Originally posted by Valk_scot on 27/6/2006

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Better though is a proper bike rack, either towball mounted or rack mounted. I don`t like strap on bike racks myself, but it`s up to you. The other thing I`ve seen is a couple of bike racks mounted across the A-frame of the TT, if you have an A-frame but no box.

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This is what I would like to do, but can't helo feeling that the nose weight - about 75kg - would be greatly affected. How do you get around this problem?

 

Love the idea of putting bikes on the A-Frame. Very ingenious! Unfortuneately my fridge box is too useful to sacrifice.