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20/3/2014 at 5:36pm
Location: Norfolk
Outfit: Sterling Voyager and Royale T125
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I know it sounds like a crazy question, but bear with me here, as I usually put the bike in my van, but with the amount of equipment I will be carrying, I can't do this now.
My caravan has a bike rack on the back, I just wondered what people do to attach their bike to a rack, either on the back of their caravan or car or camper? I ask this as someone who was a passenger in a car on a motorway, when a bike on the car in front fell off, in the fast lane, smashing into bits right in front of us! As I'm sure you understand, I'm now very wary of making sure my bike won't come off my rack, especially as it's a 1952 Humber Sports bike and I love it! Thanks
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