Steve Mack wrote:
> 
> I have been looking for a bike rack for the back hatch of a 1993
> Eurovan Weekender.  The products I have seen so far either rest on the
> glass window which I don't trust or attach somehow off the frame and
> block the hatch from opening.  I don't want one on top because it is too
> high.  I recently saw a bike rack on a Eurovan that attached to the top
> and bottom of the hatch. The owner said the rack had been purchased fro
> the VW dealer in Vancouver BC.  The VW dealer in Santa Barbara where I
> live had never heard of it.  Does anyone have information on VW bike
> racks?  Send information to Steve Mack, email address sbwater@rain.org.
> Thanks

You wouldn't know what dealer would you?  I'm also looking for a bike rack 
for my bus.  I was considering mounting the spare tire on the front since I 
already have a spare tire rack that holds 3 bikes but I would prefer having 
the bikes in the back.  

Are you saying that you can open the hatch with this rack in place?  That 
would be great!  Of course I realize this _could_ only be possible when there 
are no bikes on the rack.

If you have any more info on the one you saw, I can call the local dealers (I 
think there are about 8 in the lower mainland) and ask questions and maybe 
get a phone number for the manufacturer or distributer.

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