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Clubroom => General Discussion => Topic started by: YZ250H on August 13, 2011, 05:57:11 pm
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Assembled ;)
Is it tall enough in the back to fit a bike (or maybe 2)?
Looking at a landcruiser troop carrier as a bike transport/ Bike carrier.
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No problem, Your bikes are still in bits...just chuck the bits in.....haha ( fair dinkum, you are the slowest builder known to man...Hilly was right )
Cheers Water Boy
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Do it! I have used my Troopy for the same purpose for around 10 years. Use a tie-down to pull the forks down as far as possible and the front will sneak in no probs, with the rear following without incident. Mine is the 6 seater variant, so I use the rear seat mounts and bolt in some angle brackets with D shackles attached for tie down points (see attached image).(http://i836.photobucket.com/albums/zz289/TeeBone33/DSCN0344.jpg) The front wheel then slides into the gap between the two front seats. Easy peasy.
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Bugger off Ted ;D ;D ;D I have some bikes actually assembled. Enough to need a bike hauler anyway. Thanks Tee bone. I was thinking when I go on my own I can just chuck a bike in the back and when I go with the family I can tow a trailer no probs. I'd also be able to take all my friends to meetings...... Oh hang on ::) ;D
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Your family, yourself and all your bikes in a troopy......arrrr.... room for friends. Lucky you got none...hehe
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It's either a Troopie, an 80 series GXL Landcruiser or a Nissan Patrol. The last 2 will need a trailer every time (Captain Obvious)