

| Subject: | Re: bikes on the van (was re: unused fridge) |
| From: | Chris Renz |
| Date: | Thu, 26 May 2005 17:47:47 -0700 |
A decent rack for your bike *can* be cheap and plenty reliable. Too many VW'ers get all into finding some complicated overengineered device for everything, but bike racks can be very simple. Personally, I went to my local GoodWill and bought a Hollywood rack for $9 and it works great! I had bought a brand new one for my old baywindow years back and loved it as it doesnt get in the way of the engine access door (was more of an issue with the baywindow bus.) http://www.orsracksdirect.com/hollywood-racks-f1.html The URL above shows the one ive used for years now and its never let me down. $58 brand spanking new and this is only the first website I could find with this item, you may be able to get it for even less elsewhere. Keith Pike wrote: >Biking season is short here in Newfoundland, and there are hills galore; >but I have hauled my bike (inside) to Bus-Fusion and P.E.I. and used it >lots . >A bit of a pain to carry inside, and expensive to go with racks; But >last night I saw a beautiful 6-speed, 20 inch wheel; folding bicycle at >Wal-Mart for $149.95 CAD. I think I can make a bag out of a cheap tarp >and carry it on top in the luggage rack. That may be a cheap way out? >Kappy >88-89 Westies > > > >
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