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b.anzellotti
30th September 2015, 06:24 PM
Got some of these 15mm fork adapters in today. they are meant for a suction roof rack, but saw they have 2 8mm holes and flat base. So I drilled 2 8.5 holes in metal at base of 3rd row seat and bolted down. Down bike is secured with no wobble or risk of wearing it in an accident.. ha Just waiting for cargo liner from Uk company. Supposed to be a waterproof canvas custom cut to rear dimensions and goes up back of rear seats..

crawal
30th September 2015, 07:40 PM
Nice Choice a disco and a scott mtb ..... it is hard trying to transport a 29 er :D

LandyAndy
30th September 2015, 07:57 PM
Got some of these 15mm fork adapters in today. they are meant for a suction roof rack, but saw they have 2 8mm holes and flat base. So I drilled 2 8.5 holes in metal at base of 3rd row seat and bolted down. Down bike is secured with no wobble or risk of wearing it in an accident.. ha Just waiting for cargo liner from Uk company. Supposed to be a waterproof canvas custom cut to rear dimensions and goes up back of rear seats..

If you look up that german website that features in the wich bar is this thread by Aaron40 you will see some great ideas for carting bikes inside the Disco.

Andrew

letherm
30th September 2015, 08:15 PM
If you've got a Land Rover why do you need a bike? Or is it in place of a spare wheel? :p

winaje
1st October 2015, 08:08 AM
When you drilled the holes, how did you go about getting the nuts on the bolts? Or did you just get them into the thin section at the very bottom of the seat, before the upholstery starts?

Jimlr
1st October 2015, 10:31 AM
Very cool how bikes go inside the disco easily!!
Couple of people have done similar in the UK
DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - Interior Bike Rack Solution (Pics) (http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic132852.html?highlight=bike+track)
I actually used a length of (Bunnings) angle between the tie down points as the "track", bolted the fork mount into that. Bike is centered, middle seat only needs to be down, and is completely removable.

sctsprin
1st October 2015, 05:41 PM
I bought one of these as it works with road and mtb
DriveShaft HM- bike racks, truck racks, car racks, thru-axle bike racks, thru-axle bike carriers, thru-axle bike mounts, thru-axle adapters (http://www.rockymounts.com/DriveShaft_HM_thru_axle_truck_bike_mount_p/1084.htm)

Pity my seat is too high and hits the roof cross brace ��

b.anzellotti
13th October 2015, 07:31 PM
Yeah I went about 10mm fwd and drilled so the nuts would still be accessible. haha wasn't game enough to try and fiddle with the seat material