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Road Bike in A 997 - how easy is the fit with passenger forward and seats folded

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Old 02-27-2007, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by WetTT
Absolutely no chance to get a regular road bike inside the TT...I'm also gonna get a rack for the summer because I want to go on a few out of town trips, then ride...
I've got some bikes you might like to buy.
 
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Originally Posted by deeroff
Thinking of a 997 (maybe TT) for a daily driver - caveat is I need to get my road bike in it -- thru the side door - I expect to take the wheels off (maybe just the front hopefully), but is anyone doing this?

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Since you don't want to use a roof rack, maybe you'd like to buy my Bike Friday (Folding Bike) it would fit in the front trunk, or in the back seat. Check 'em out on Google. Mine is a blue World Tourist with less than 200 miles. PM me if you're interested.
 
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Thanks, but I am looking to load my training and racing bikes
 
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Old 02-28-2007, 03:28 PM
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You know since you don't like roof racks, and you're willing to stuff bikes into your TT, you might as well get a trailer hitch, and tow extra bikes behind you! When your not towing a trailer, you could hang those Metal Bull *****, makes your car look more manly!!
All kidding aside, you should go with a Roof Rack, and take the extra 10 minutes to install it when you are using it. You are going to spend some serious change on your car, might as well take care of it properly.
 
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