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| Sorry. For bikes, I fold down the rear seat, remove front wheel from bike and stuff bike in boot. For Skis, I picked up a set of adjustable roof ski racks that fit the MINI perfectly. The mounting pads sit on the edge of the sunroof so if I get any scratches from it, it is not noticeable. The best part about it is I picked them up at a garage sale for $2CDN for the set. 05MCS BEP |
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| Skis and Cabrios First off, - Hello. I'm new here, - about to buy myself a Mini, but hoping to get some advice before I do... I'm planning to go and buy a Cabrio, - as I discovered from my friendly dealer that I can buy a rack that will (somehow) attach to the boot and allow me to carry either a bike or two pairs of skis. Has anyone seen these, used one, own one or in fact know anything about them? My dealer here only frowned, said they were very expensive and are not easy to get on and off. But he didn't really know more than that. I can't find them on the UK site, so they may be a European thing where skis and convertiables are more likely to be combined, but here is a picture: Any information on this would be hugely appreciated. I've really wanted to buy a Mini Cabrio, but thought I couldn't because I also wanted to carry skis. (I live in Munich about an hour from the slopes). This looks like it could be the answer, but if it really it the worst thing in the world to use, I may have to re-consider. Thanks, Libby |
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| Brilliant to use, made right to fit right, cost about £750 plus £500 fitting. If you want a snowboard/ski rack upgrade that'll be an additional £350. Like your dealer said they are expensive!!!!! Uk dealers can get them, takes about 3 - 4 days once you've paid up. |
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| Hi, I have the mont blanc system 3000 on m y roof, i use thule bike racks that i 'borrowed' from my dad. these are the older design, no the newer streamline ones. they fit fine i've had no problems, had two bikes on a few weeks back. The difficult bit is the mont blanc roof bars once you have those sorted any bike rack should fit, i'd definately use a roof nmounted one since you already have the mont blanc bit, the bonus is you can get locks to secure your bike to the roof, with a rear one this isn't so easy. as far as putting it up there, if you have a light enough bike its not too difficult, i hold the down tube and the front forks and lift it above my head bringing the wheels down to sit in the grooves on the rack. usually have a second set of hands to strap it on whil i hold it steady. hoep its helpful jamesw24 |
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