Post your Zed picture of the day...

firebobby said:
D4dawg said:
Nice as tempted to put bike on mine but scared of marking of pedal damage haha
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Put it in your van you TART :poke: :P
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Normally do just thought would look cool on rear of car ;)
N God invented cars hahahhahahah
God invented zip as doesn't exist hahha
 
Bloody love how she looks on the 107's :wink:


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Apols for posting two pics..

Mike
 
Maybe you could mount the bike frame using layer combinations of:

cotton wool
microfibre cloth
more cotton wool
sheepskin
another layer of cotton wool
angels tears
you guessed it; another layer of cotton wool
the peach fuzz from my thinning pate
cotton wool
microfibre cloth
my nephews bumfluff excuse for a beard
baby comfort blanket
and finally....
a final layer of cotton wool.

Get it sorted!
:fuelfire:
 
Shame they don't do one of those tow bar style bike racks for the zed, the ones where you don't see anything as the mount his hidden under the bumper. I don't fancy putting two mountain bikes on a rack across the boot. I think the extra weight may well dent the boot. To be fair though, till I saw this I though one bike and rack would dent it.
 
Well, i suppose I did take a bit of a risk but my love of discovering new biking routes here in Holland overrode the risk factor.
I wouldn't chance loading up a couple of MTB's however, I think your chances of denting will def rise exponentially.
But a 10Kg rack and an 8Kg bike spread over 4 practically vertical load points, 4.5Kg per mounting point is ok. I think the bumper mount points take more of the load due to the position of the bikes.
You could always further spread the load accross the boot mount points with some firm rubber matting.
Just need to be careful around potholes and sleeping policemen.
I'd do it again with 2 similar weight racing bikes.
 
Chris_D said:
Well, i suppose I did take a bit of a risk but my love of discovering new biking routes here in Holland overrode the risk factor.
I wouldn't chance loading up a couple of MTB's however, I think your chances of denting will def rise exponentially.
But a 10Kg rack and an 8Kg bike spread over 4 practically vertical load points, 4.5Kg per mounting point is ok. I think the bumper mount points take more of the load due to the position of the bikes.
You could always further spread the load accross the boot mount points with some firm rubber matting.
Just need to be careful around potholes and sleeping policemen.
I'd do it again with 2 similar weight racing bikes.
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must be nice cycling in Holland, no hills!
It would be nice to load up the zed instead of the Scirocco. A bit of roof down motoring, then cycling then roof down motoring again!
Not too bothered about the Scirocco, I'd load an elephant on to the back of that, its a pain in the arse that car and now the pan roof has started playing up!
 
Chris_D said:
Well, i suppose I did take a bit of a risk but my love of discovering new biking routes here in Holland overrode the risk factor.
I wouldn't chance loading up a couple of MTB's however, I think your chances of denting will def rise exponentially.
But a 10Kg rack and an 8Kg bike spread over 4 practically vertical load points, 4.5Kg per mounting point is ok. I think the bumper mount points take more of the load due to the position of the bikes.
You could always further spread the load accross the boot mount points with some firm rubber matting.
Just need to be careful around potholes and sleeping policemen.
I'd do it again with 2 similar weight racing bikes.
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must be nice cycling in Holland, no hills!
It would be nice to load up the zed instead of the Scirocco. A bit of roof down motoring, then cycling then roof down motoring again!
Not too bothered about the Scirocco, I'd load an elephant on to the back of that, its a pain in the arse that car and now the pan roof has started playing up!
 
Chris_D said:
Maybe you could mount the bike frame using layer combinations of:

cotton wool
microfibre cloth
more cotton wool
sheepskin
another layer of cotton wool
angels tears
you guessed it; another layer of cotton wool
the peach fuzz from my thinning pate
cotton wool
microfibre cloth
my nephews bumfluff excuse for a beard
baby comfort blanket
and finally....
a final layer of cotton wool.

Get it sorted!
:fuelfire:
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You think that's enough???;)

Hahah
Ps I do love a cool looking bike on the back of a nice car
Just looks cool
Had muddy fox back in the day on the back of my baby 205 gti I just drove around hahah
 
Nanu said:
Chris_D said:
Nanu said:
If god wanted us to ride bikes why did he invent cars? :driving:
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...so that we could er, transport them to places where we can ride them.....?
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Sorry, still can't get my head round the riding and effort thing :wink:
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Tryin to stay fit n healthy in me old age init... Plus i enjoy it immensly! 8)
 
MACK said:
Shame they don't do one of those tow bar style bike racks for the zed, the ones where you don't see anything as the mount his hidden under the bumper. I don't fancy putting two mountain bikes on a rack across the boot. I think the extra weight may well dent the boot. To be fair though, till I saw this I though one bike and rack would dent it.
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There are tow hitches out there, but I've only seen them in the US. I'm sure there must someone doing them in the UK.
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=731929
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=842777
 
enzed4 said:
MACK said:
Shame they don't do one of those tow bar style bike racks for the zed, the ones where you don't see anything as the mount his hidden under the bumper. I don't fancy putting two mountain bikes on a rack across the boot. I think the extra weight may well dent the boot. To be fair though, till I saw this I though one bike and rack would dent it.
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There are tow hitches out there, but I've only seen them in the US. I'm sure there must someone doing them in the UK.
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=731929
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=842777
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Interesting, never seen any of them before.
 
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