Anyway... who gives a shit?
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by Mr Revhead » Mon Mar 05, 2012 8:46 pm
Faaarrk that guy looks seedy 
Anyway, point of the thread was that rack is baaaad? Correct?
Anyway, point of the thread was that rack is baaaad? Correct?
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by Bling » Mon Mar 05, 2012 8:53 pm
Yes, not advised seems to be the tl;dr Was reading up on specs of 2011/12 Mazda BT50 and I think the towbar can take 350kg downforce, but the chassis on one of those is slightly stronger than a wagon.
Back on topic, yeah not worried about bike weight, only an issue when it lands on me
Back on topic, yeah not worried about bike weight, only an issue when it lands on me
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by crispy'86 » Mon Mar 05, 2012 10:17 pm
Was having a little chuckle to myself watching this thread get out of hand. I defintely wouldn't use one of those racks. Your dirt bike is worth too much to see it and the rack go boucing down the road off your car's towbar. Hiring a bike trailer isn't that expensive, you've just got to know the right people. And maybe if you bought a trailer i'm sure someone would be willing to store it securely for you
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