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Subject Topic: Fiamma bike rack for Granvia? Post Reply Post New Topic
05/5/2022 at 12:46pm
 Location: Shropshire
 Outfit: Toyota Granvia (Wellhouse)
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Good afternoon all..
Are there any current or ex Toyota Granvia owners out there, who have experience of obtaining and fitting a tailgate mounted,Fiamma (or Fiamma "type"?) bike rack please?

Whilst I cannot see Granvias listed on Fiamma's website, I have seen plenty of online *photos with them fitted, so I am assuming that other racks in their range "fit"? (*although some do look far neater than others!).
I have sent an enquired via the Fiamma website but whilst I await a response, I wondered if anyone has real, firsthand info as to which model would fit best?

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I think, your best bet is to let everyone on here know which model of Granvia you have. I have, as you said above looked at pictures and the back end of Granvia's do have different profiles, as do the bike racks.
There is another way to get bikes aboard, if you have a tow ball. You will see what I mean if you have another look. Best of luck with this.

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10/5/2022 at 6:46pm
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Thank you very much for going to the trouble of responding, and my apologies for taking so long to get back to this!
(I don't spend that much time on forums anymore and as it didn't appear to be getting any responses, I had forgotten that I had posted it!? )

Actual bike-wise, it would probably only ever get occasionally used to take a couple of the grandkids bikes but in the main it would be used to lash/strap lightweight "camping clobber" to (possibly using one of the Fiamma "bags"?)
We have toyed with the idea of one of those towbar mounted platforms, and just attach that when we are going away?(we do already have a towbar)But we don't want it to make access to the tailgate awkard?..

I would like to manage without anything "extra"...experience of having several,and varied types of vans over the years, has shown that,if we're given "stoarge room" we will just end up taking stuff "just in case", stuff that rarely, if ever, gets used..




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