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  1. 6th July 2021, 12:37 PM #1
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    Compatible bike rack

    Hi. I've just bought a D300 HSE 110 and my current tow ball bike rack doesn't fit due to the spare tyre. Has anyone had any success with a tow ball rack which fits the new Defender?
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    Have you had a look at ISI carriers?

    iSi Advanced 4x4 Bicycle Carriers | Extreme Duty | Offroad | Cars | 4x4 | Caravans and Camper Trailers
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    Another vote for ISI, bulletproof design which doesn't impact departure angles
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    I don't have one, but they look good. Can you lock your bike into the carrier for security with these?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    I don't have one, but they look good. Can you lock your bike into the carrier for security with these?
    I don't think so. You'd have to use a bike chain or something to make it secure.
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    Or you could support a fellow Aulroian and get a Shingleback one.
    Vertical Bike Racks, Trailers & Off Road Products - Shingleback Off Road
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vern View Post
    Or you could support a fellow Aulroian and get a Shingleback one.
    Vertical Bike Racks, Trailers & Off Road Products - Shingleback Off Road
    Not long ago we (as in my school) bought a Shingleback MTB trailer. These things are incredible. They're an absolute first class bit of kit and very HD!

    I was worried about the loops, but I've seen the kids swing off them and they are rock solid.The picture is not ours, but ours is the same.

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    Gripsport is another option…….

    Bike Racks & Carriers | Gripsport | Melbourne | Australia
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    simple solution

    I like it simple.

    I use a
    Thule 970 Xpress 2 Bike Towbar Mounted Bike Carrier

    with a

    SCA Towing Hitch 2250kg Removable Long Reach
    $82.99

    The carrier sits well clear of the rear tyre and is super easy to remove. If you need to carry 6+ bikes then you could PS me for a custom made very HD swing out carrier that I had made some years ago and do not use since the kids have grown and now own cars.
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    Hitch Extender

    You could consider a hitch extended such as Hitch Extender 9" Hole To Hole | Outback Equipment or Hitch Extender 14" Hole To Hole | Outback Equipment if none of the above solutions are acceptable.
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