Bike's on trailer

"ian nicoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I am looking for a way of easily carrying five bikes on a Ford Galaxy. I'm not keen on having two
on the top and three of the back because the height of the vehicle makes it very difficult to get
a bike on top.

Are any simple/low cost trailers available for carrying five bike? Or is there anything else I can
consider.

Thanks

Ian

One of my cycling mates put San Remo roof rack bike carriers on the lid of his trailer. He could fit
four bikes on top of that and then a few more in the trailer.

On Wed, 26 Mar 2003 17:17:47 +0000, ian nicoll did issue forth:

Quoted message said:

I am looking for a way of easily carrying five bikes on a Ford Galaxy. I'm not keen on having two
on the top and three of the back because the height of the vehicle makes it very difficult to get
a bike on top.

Are any simple/low cost trailers available for carrying five bike? Or is there anything else I can
consider.

My local Halfords stocks dedicated bike trailers. I think they're made by Pendle, cost about £600
and hold six bikes.

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ian nicoll' email hidden in said:

Are any simple/low cost trailers available for carrying five bike? Or is there anything else I can
consider.

We bolted some angle-iron on to the sides of the trailer, and put the bikes in upsidedown: luggage
racks resting on the rear/front of the trailer, handlebars sitting on the trailer floor. Front
wheels were removed.

Then we passed two poles across the trailer, through the bike frames and strapped them securely.

Then the horizontal poles were bolted to the angle-iron.

We got four bikes in this way. 5 might be possible but I've never needed to try.

Love and hugs from Rich xx

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