Fiamma Rear Tailgate Carry-Bike Rack VW T2 Bay 1967 1979 2 Cycle 02093-63
Fiamma Rear Tailgate Carry-Bike Rack VW T2 Bay 1967 - 1979 2 Cycle 02093-63. 1 Parts & Accessories Supplier for VW Camper Vans and Beetles. We stock parts for these vehicles.
Same day dispatch for orders placed before 2:30PM (Mon-Fri). No need for drilling to mount this lightweight aluminium bike rack. The tensioning system allows you to open the tailgate, without having to remove the bike rack. Please note do not attempt to open tailgate when the bikes are still mounted on the carry rack. Anodized to help prevent frame deterioration, this carry bike rack has been designed to follow the shape of your vehicle and will carry up to 2 bikes at one time with a maximum load capacity of 50 kg. Delivered as standard, this Fiamma bike rack comes with the Quick-Safe safety straps, to safely mount and lock the wheels on the bike carrier rail. They are also easy to release for immediate opening. Included in with this Fiamma T2 bike rack - 2 quick c red rails, 2 bike blocks and 1 security strap. Please Note: The ends on the Bike blocks rotate to allow fitting to your bikes frame. Before first use these can be very tight and need to be firmly rotated to allow them to move freely. Their carry-bike racks have stood the test of time and are found on most campervans touring the country every spring/summer. Max - width 128cm x depth 63cm x height 76cm. Weight: 7.0kg Can ONLY take a tyre width of 6.5cm. Security feature when not carrying bikes Bike Block.Bike locking system Tensioning system. Safe and easy fixing to the vehicle. Quick Lock - Safe locking of the wheel to the rail. What Models Does This Fit?
VW T2c Brazilian Bay Window. Free of charge to all UK addresses. Sent on a 48 hour service with full tracking provided. International orders are sent on a fully tracked service.Place your order before 2:30PM and we will dispatch your order on the same day it was placed. We are happy for you to come and collect your order from our shop in Odiham, Hampshire. We understand that sometimes customers order the wrong parts. We also appreciate that occasionally some parts ordered may be surplus to requirements.
Customers who order the wrong parts. Customers who do not require the parts.
Damaged, faulty and incorrect parts delivered. Incorrect Parts Ordered, Goods not Required. Customers must meet the cost of return carriage on correctly supplied goods.