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I am looking to get a new small 5 door car under $20,000
What small car fits a 55 cm bike in the back easily, only having to take the front wheel off? yaris, jazz fiesta getz swift mazda2 |
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On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 14:41:10 -0800, vyaw2003@gmail.com wrote:
>I am looking to get a new small 5 door car under $20,000 >What small car fits a 55 cm bike in the back easily, only having to >take the front wheel off? >yaris, >jazz >fiesta >getz >swift >mazda2 Golf, but then not under $20,000 new at least :-( Andrew ----- Churchlands, Western Australia Giant CRX 1; Giant Boulder SE http://aushiker.com http://www.bicyclewa.com.au/blog/8 http://backpackgeartest.org http://geocaching.com.au |
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On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 14:41:10 -0800, vyaw2003@gmail.com wrote in
aus.bicycle: >I am looking to get a new small 5 door car under $20,000 >What small car fits a 55 cm bike in the back easily, only having to >take the front wheel off? >yaris, >jazz >fiesta >getz >swift >mazda2 I am not sure that it does but you should also look at the Mitsubishi Colt because the rear seats fold right up behind the front seats and presumably leave a lot of room for a bike. It is also a fairly tall vehicle and very economical (claims 5.5 lit per 100K). I only know because have been looking at the same vehicles It is right in your price range Regards Harold Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum - Lucretius |
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On Nov 8, 9:41 am, vyaw2...@gmail.com wrote:
> I am looking to get a new small 5 door car under $20,000 > What small car fits a 55 cm bike in the back easily, only having to > take the front wheel off? > yaris, > jazz > fiesta > getz > swift > mazda2 2 56cm roadies fit in the back of a barina without drama. |
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Bleve wrote:
> On Nov 8, 9:41 am, vyaw2...@gmail.com wrote: >> I am looking to get a new small 5 door car under $20,000 >> What small car fits a 55 cm bike in the back easily, only having to >> take the front wheel off? >> yaris, >> jazz >> fiesta >> getz >> swift >> mazda2 > > 2 56cm roadies fit in the back of a barina without drama. Where do you put their bikes? :-) Theo |
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> > 2 56cm roadies fit in the back of a barina without drama. yeah i tried 1 bike in a 3 door barina but my knees were around my ears. In the Golf how much room did you have, eg enough for some bags? And was it a 5 door? Also as unbelivable as it sounds i saw 3 full size bikes put in the boot of a commadore, nothing on the backseat. It like i big dismantleing session. too hard i want to be able to push down the seats and throw it in. |
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I've had 4 54cm roadies in the 5 door Golf (front wheels off only).
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> > 2 56cm roadies fit in the back of a barina without drama. yeah i tried 1 bike in a 3 door barina but my knees were around my ears. In the Golf how much room did you have, eg enough for some bags? And was it a 5 door? Also as unbelivable as it sounds i saw 3 full size bikes put in the boot of a commadore, nothing on the backseat. It like i big dismantleing session. too hard i want to be able to push down the seats and throw it in. |
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they have aero bars? did you have to lower the seat posts?
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vyaw2003@gmail.com wrote:
>>> 2 56cm roadies fit in the back of a barina without drama. > > yeah i tried 1 bike in a 3 door barina but my knees were around my > ears. > > In the Golf how much room did you have, eg enough for some bags? And > was it a 5 door? > > Also as unbelivable as it sounds i saw 3 full size bikes put in the > boot of a commadore, nothing on the backseat. It like i big > dismantleing session. too hard i want to be able to push down the > seats and throw it in. This post looks strangely familiar. But no more readable thn the last three identical ones. Theo |
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On 2007-11-08, Harry 'Snapper' Organ (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea: > On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 14:41:10 -0800, vyaw2003@gmail.com wrote in > aus.bicycle: > >>I am looking to get a new small 5 door car under $20,000 >>What small car fits a 55 cm bike in the back easily, only having to >>take the front wheel off? >>yaris, >>jazz >>fiesta >>getz >>swift >>mazda2 > > I am not sure that it does but you should also look at the Mitsubishi > Colt because the rear seats fold right up behind the front seats and > presumably leave a lot of room for a bike. I was going to say, do you think they still make the 1981 model? I don't even recall having to take the front wheel off my teenage sized bike. > It is also a fairly tall vehicle and very economical (claims 5.5 lit > per 100K). I only know because have been looking at the same > vehicles I saw a new one recently -- they look ugly. And how can tall still be fuel efficient? Got to punch through the wind more. -- TimC If my head were spinning at relativistic speeds, it would appear to everyone else that my brane had slowed down. -- Dan E. Macs on RHOD |
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they have aero bars? did you have to lower the seat posts?
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On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:35:40 -0800, vyaw2003@gmail.com wrote:
>In the Golf how much room did you have, eg enough for some bags? And >was it a 5 door? My bike goes into Anne's 07 Golf TDI with the front wheel off no worries. If you are happy to put bags on top of the bike or vice versa I can't see it being a problem, but then I haven't tried it either. You do need to fold the rear seats down flat, so only room for one passenger. Andrew ----- Churchlands, Western Australia Giant CRX 1; Giant Boulder SE http://aushiker.com http://www.bicyclewa.com.au/blog/8 http://backpackgeartest.org http://geocaching.com.au |
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TimC wrote:
> Harry 'Snapper' Organ wrote >> I am not sure that it does but you should also look at the >> Mitsubishi Colt because the rear seats fold right up behind the >> front seats and presumably leave a lot of room for a bike. > > I was going to say, do you think they still make the 1981 model? I > don't even recall having to take the front wheel off my teenage sized > bike. They've all died a painfull death. Theo |
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On Nov 8, 2:02 pm, "Theo Bekkers" <tbekk...@bekkers.com.au> wrote:
> vyaw2...@gmail.com wrote: > >>> 2 56cm roadies fit in the back of a barina without drama. > > > yeah i tried 1 bike in a 3 door barina but my knees were around my > > ears. > > > In the Golf how much room did you have, eg enough for some bags? And > > was it a 5 door? > > > Also as unbelivable as it sounds i saw 3 full size bikes put in the > > boot of a commadore, nothing on the backseat. It like i big > > dismantleing session. too hard i want to be able to push down the > > seats and throw it in. > > This post looks strangely familiar. But no more readable thn the last three > identical ones. > > Theo You mean it's Bratton? |
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