No bicycle rack on a 360??? Bah Humbug

Sea Sucker Komodo work fine thus far.

https://www.seasucker.com/products/komodo

Tested with a "heavy" steel bike up to triple digit speeds.
Front wheel goes in the front trunk.

Cheers

Craig
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For the record I'd rather have the suckers on my roof than that glass...

 

I dunno...if it has to go, I want it as far back as possible. Really cool looking appendage!

 

Ummmmm.....considering the crowd, can't wait to hear the reaction for that on glass.

 

Love my seasucker. I need to get triple version so I can mount the kids bikes too

 

WOW, I don't even know what to say. Makes me wonder why it is not on his Prius???

 

here is a clean (very little structure) 3-pt design
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The bicycle needs to be a Colnago to be legit...

 

That's looks great! Hard to believe the suction holds so well. I'd rather put the suction cups on the glass any day. [emoji1303]

 

Either one pretty cool.

Have a link for this one:

 

No. Thank. You.

Wouldn't want to get my seats all sweaty after the ride either. All in all, it would make driving the car seem too utilitarian.

 

A hard core rider, testing with an old bike and with a campy plate holder on the 360.

I wouldn't Put that on my 360, but who cares what I would do -

Let's see a picture of the bikes!

 

No, just the pic from a local C&C. However, looking at the SeaSucker website the Talon model is similar for less than 1/3rd the cost of the Komodo model. Not sure what the Komodo offers other than artistic styling (for an extra $1000).

 

Ferrari F40 Owner Decides To Put A Bicycle On Top Of His Supercar:

Ferrari F40 Owner Decides To Put A Bicycle On Top Of His Supercar | car News @ Top Speed

 

That IS enough.

Cheers

Craig

 

haha. seems like a no win. but no doubt ballsy move!

 

Thanks, yeah, the price tag is a little over the top on the Komodo, I thought too, and liked the simpler design of the other.

 

I'll be that guy...hinges, latch, hatch structure...none of it was designed for that type of stress and as we all know it's made to be about a light as possible so there you go. Other than that, seems like a good solution if you keep the speeds down.

Lastly, I'd mount it to the glass as opposed to the roof...those suction cups can deform thin sheetmetal...as me how I know.

 

I used the Seasucker rack, albeit not on a Ferrari. While the design is great, every time you hit a big bump there is just too much anxiety of wondering if your bike has flown off the car or is about to. As the price of your bike goes up, so does this worry.

 

So true! I carry my old Trek Madone on the roof of my car without a worry in the world. When I've got my Pinarello (and my son's Pinarello) on the roof, I drive like an old granny, regardless of how secure the mount.

 

Sort of like at the track, wondering whether the five go-pro's handing off the car in front of you will soon come flying back into your windscreen.

 

id never do it personally. but the rack looks impressive.

 

easily done.

cheers

Craig
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There was a guy that I used to run the VA City Hillclimb with that had a bike rack on his 512TR.

I like this Gallardo, set up for camping.
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Do you mount bike on rack then place on car/window?
(..that is a cool rack..)
(...I like saying that without being in trouble..)
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