car to transport bikes inside

vanvanj said:
If you sell your Jeep and buy a fit I will kill you, I will never go biking with you again and I will laugh in your face. Even my minivan is cooler than a FIT
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your missing the point we are addicted to buying bike parts and don't care what we drive to get to fav trail head or race. 4 tank fulls of gas in that soccermom rig of yours and the fit just bought a set of tires. Now you getting the point. Oh and welcome to MTBNJ ;)
 
mattybfat said:
your missing the point we are addicted to buying bike parts and don't care what we drive to get to fav trail head or race. 4 tank fulls of gas in that soccermom rig of yours and the fit just bought a set of tires. Now you getting the point. Oh and welcome to MTBNJ ;)
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This.

While I do not hate my fit, I only truly like it a few times a month.

1. When my car payment arrives
2. When I get gas
 
Pretty close to pulling the trigger on a new Fit Sport. What type of rack do you Fit owners use? I was pricing up Thule yesterday, never knew how expensive they are.
 
wage said:
Pretty close to pulling the trigger on a new Fit Sport. What type of rack do you Fit owners use? I was pricing up Thule yesterday, never knew how expensive they are.
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I have an 08 Fit and I use the same Thule roof rack that was on my last 2 cars
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I just had to buy another foot pack and I was good to go. The Thule was a great investment for me, i've had it since 99.
 
I have a 2009 Fit and can get my 29er in there, after taking off the front wheel, and my wife's 26er along with enough luggage for a weeks vacation for the two if us.

I have a 2x4 with two Thule 821 Low Riders fork mount blocks that I attach both bikes to, works like a charm!!!
 
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How do you guys secure the bike when inside the car? Saw some secure by the front axle. Any other brilliant ideas?
 
C8N said:
Thread resurrection!
How do you guys secure the bike when inside the car? Saw some secure by the front axle. Any other brilliant ideas?
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Weren't you shopping BMW's in the other thread? Reminds me of my customers who say they are can't decide between a Specialized Demo 8 and an Epic.
 
C8N said:
Yes... but I also have a Highlander.
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you mean like this?
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I don't get why it's necessary if only one bike, I'm I underthinking that its just this?
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qclabrat said:
you mean like this?
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I don't get why it's necessary if only one bike, I'm I underthinking that its just this?
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Yes... something like that.
I just don't want the bike to move around too much. If I am just transporting it locally, I don't think I would care too much but when I am driving an hr or more, I am thinking it would be a good idea to have the bike secured so that it doesn't damage the bike or the car.
 
if im only one bike i just toss it in the bed of the truck, it wont be hurt by bouncing a bit.
 
C8N said:
Yes... something like that.
I just don't want the bike to move around too much. If I am just transporting it locally, I don't think I would care too much but when I am driving an hr or more, I am thinking it would be a good idea to have the bike secured so that it doesn't damage the bike or the car.
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You could strap it down with buggies.

I used to just chuck mine in the trunk, gears up. It's not going to get hurt. It's a mountain bike
 
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