Would you bike rack your G?? LOL J.W.
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wait, how is a bike rack a ricer thing? I don't know too many ricers that ride roadbikes.
a WING yes, but bikerack? I thought about getting a removable one for mine. I have to transport my bike if i want to ride since our country roads at my house are horrible. I use my truck sometimes, but it sucks driving the clunker all the time for that.
a WING yes, but bikerack? I thought about getting a removable one for mine. I have to transport my bike if i want to ride since our country roads at my house are horrible. I use my truck sometimes, but it sucks driving the clunker all the time for that.
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wait, how is a bike rack a ricer thing? I don't know too many ricers that ride roadbikes.
a WING yes, but bikerack? I thought about getting a removable one for mine. I have to transport my bike if i want to ride since our country roads at my house are horrible. I use my truck sometimes, but it sucks driving the clunker all the time for that.
a WING yes, but bikerack? I thought about getting a removable one for mine. I have to transport my bike if i want to ride since our country roads at my house are horrible. I use my truck sometimes, but it sucks driving the clunker all the time for that.
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oOoo.....ya, here it's usually suv's with bike racks on the back. I see some cars but they are normally family cars that are stock because the age group is older for roadbiking here.
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No way.... not a chance in hell. I have a truck for carrying things such as bikes and 80" TVs.
If I didn't have a truck, I'd be more apt to taking both wheels off and putting the bike in the back seat on top of some blankets rather than put a bike rack on the car.
If I didn't have a truck, I'd be more apt to taking both wheels off and putting the bike in the back seat on top of some blankets rather than put a bike rack on the car.
Last edited by partyman66; 11-01-2009 at 02:32 PM.
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