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Originally Posted by duraclean
go buy a civic and leave your camaro at home!
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Originally Posted by nester7929
Neither. Disassemble them, put them in the backseat, then reassemble at the destination.
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Originally Posted by mikel441
Buy a Toyota for that!
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Originally Posted by Havanaalex
Are you joking brotha? haha plz dont do it! i beg u!
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Originally Posted by Big Brunsy
I'm going to make and ass out of you and me by assuming that these bike racks are a few hundred dollars  For that price you can find a nice beater pickup/car to use for hauling your bike around to the trails. I'm also going to assume in CO to get to these trails you must drive on a gravel/dirt road...  I bought me a beater pickup for the winter and to go get my kids with since their mother lives down a gravel road (which my Camaro will NEVER drive on)....only a suggestion but Craigs List has many cheapo vehicles for probably the same price as your bike rack.
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Originally Posted by HDDAN
Take the wheels off and pull down the back seat and put it into the trunk. A roof rack is heresy!
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Ok trunk rack won't work I've tried. Theres also no way to get a roof rack on this car because theres no drip rails.
Your best bet (and what I'm gonna do) is to get a trailer hitch and go that route.
As for all you saying don't do this to your car like hes painting the thing neon green and purple or something seriously you need to stick it up your ass. Its just a car, and As long as its installed a properly a bike rack will do no harm.
Do you seriously hear yourselves, buying a beater CAR to haul around your bikes? And have you ever tried to put a bike in the back seat and not get chain grease all over the place, or scratch up your frame? I have a $3000 racing bicycle for triathlons, I am not taking the thing apart and stuffing it through that tiny trunk opening just so I don't have to put a rack on my car (PS it won't fit anyway that opening sucks).
Man this place is so ignorant sometimes you'd think we were driving Ferraris.