Bicycle mount ideas
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Bicycle mount ideas
So use my van for bringing my bike around with me to different spots...just wondering if people have ideas of the best way to fit out the rear for bringing the bike along....both mountain bike and road bike
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
I use a couple of mounts on the sides, can fit in 2 road or MTB or cross or E bikes plus tools and gear
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
Nice looking set up there Chris I was thinking bit getting one of the axle mounts for the front axle and make up some sort of a mount
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
Yeah, that would work too! There’s a few folks on here done just that.
I like to leave the front wheel on, easier and quicker to hit the trails.
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
I went with three stealth fork mounts that are sunken in the floor and hidden with rubber strips that match the rest of the floor when not in use...
I can stagger two bikes when I have my bed in either up front or at the back of the van using the mounts..
I can stagger two bikes when I have my bed in either up front or at the back of the van using the mounts..
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
I just use a mini ratchet strap from the Side of the van around the bars works a treat
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
Gary
What channel did you use for to mount the fork mounts on?
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Andy
What channel did you use for to mount the fork mounts on?
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Andy
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
@Andy76 they are CNC 2020 T-slot 3D printer rails you can get them in different widths and lengths... I'm sure I've seen a few people on here who have also used the 2080 rails.
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
@Gary.8
Cheers will investigate. It’s a nice tidy solution and it allows flexibility so slide the forks sideways a bit.
I’ve used the same fork clamps mounted to unistrut in my sprinter camper and can get 4 bikes in side by side at a push by sliding the clamps around on the uni. The uni is too industrial for the back of the caddy though as it obviously stops anything sliding past it.
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Cheers will investigate. It’s a nice tidy solution and it allows flexibility so slide the forks sideways a bit.
I’ve used the same fork clamps mounted to unistrut in my sprinter camper and can get 4 bikes in side by side at a push by sliding the clamps around on the uni. The uni is too industrial for the back of the caddy though as it obviously stops anything sliding past it.
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
@Andy76 have a look at the 2080 rail if you want to mount the fork clamps side ways abit as these are triple rails but as one piece .
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
Cheers
It looks a good option as I need slight offset for handlebar overlap. I’m gonna do some mods to the sprinter so at change to sliding tray and move the fixings to the back door.
The 2020 or t track is probably best suited to caddy as it will probably only ever be one or two bikes in it
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It looks a good option as I need slight offset for handlebar overlap. I’m gonna do some mods to the sprinter so at change to sliding tray and move the fixings to the back door.
The 2020 or t track is probably best suited to caddy as it will probably only ever be one or two bikes in it
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
Here's two bikes staggered.... but I do just chuck the DH straight in the back
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Re: Bicycle mount ideas
So just have this installed to keep me going for now, hoping to make something that I can take in and out as I please. Bout the mounts off Amazon for €10 a piece
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