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Tow bar bike rack

corblimey · 2011-04-27 21:25:35

Bought a tow bar bike rack today and a couple of bungees. Seemed solid enough on the drive home without the additional bungees, but would feel better if I could figure out how/where to tie to effect least movement of the handlebars and wheels. Any tips?

27-04-2011 10:25pm

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corblimey

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Bought a tow bar bike rack today and a couple of bungees. Seemed solid enough on the drive home without the additional bungees, but would feel better if I could figure out how/where to tie to effect least movement of the handlebars and wheels. Any tips?

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#2 28-04-2011 12:18am

Kander

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I used to criss cross an extra bungee through the wheels and when tight enough it held the handle bars in place quite snuggly

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#3 28-04-2011 7:37am

corblimey

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Tks Kander? So a sort of figure of 8 with the bungee and clipping back onto itself?

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