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FlashBazso, I'm a roadie and currently drive a SL MB. If I remove both wheels I can get a 59cm bike in the back of that car without much problem.
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FlashBazso,
I'm a roadie and currently drive a SL MB. If I remove both wheels I can get a 59cm bike in the back of that car without much problem. Certainly more of a headache than throwing it in the back of my wife's Tahoe, but on occasion not a big deal. When I pick up a Z, I also hope to find a way to shoehorn a bike into that car. Obviously, you will want to protect both the car and bike from damage while sliding the pieces in and out. Let me know how you make out as I will be following in your footsteps in 6 months or so. Also what size frame do you ride? Good luck, Steve |
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