Hello,

I'm after a half height Dog guard for my Freelander 2 genuine preferably. It seems the last ones I've bid on, on Ebay have gone as close to the cost of me buying a new one! I might consider a full length one but I have to consider I always throw my bike in the back and it might become a pain having to take it out!

If anyone has one or knows of one give us a shout!

Thanks

Adam

Thought only the full height ones were genuine, thought the half heights were all after markets, could be wrong through.

Rich

I looked at these and kept the cage which I used in previous vehicle however I found mcdonaldlandrover.co.uk
very helpful when I was looking and they quoted £70 plus vat plus £9 pp made by Britpart for the LRF2 but comes identical except box not printed Land Rover on outside.Part no.DA5801.Also trade as allmakes 4x4.co.uk
Worth a look.Good luck  2010 HSE Galway Green auto GONE

rmbillington wrote:

Thought only the full height ones were genuine, thought the half heights were all after markets, could be wrong through.

Rich

I didn't know that, I assumed there was both but now you say it, it seems you are correct! Thanks



charliefoxtrot999 Thanks for this i'll have a look.

@d@m wrote:

Hello,

I always throw my bike in the back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Adam

Rangerider wrote:

@d@m wrote:

Hello,

I always throw my bike in the back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Adam

Wow, I'd be interested to know just how you throw it in. Even with the back seats fully flat in my car it still takes an awful lot of fiddling about to get my bike in or............ do you have quick release wheels?? I don't because they're so easy to steal.

RR

IIRC a member used to have somesort of bike holder bracket fitted along the back seat that when the front wheel was taken off it would hold the bike upright in the rear.

I can't recall his name but he was into MTB and had a link to a MTB club in his profile  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

npinks wrote:

IIRC a member used to have somesort of bike holder bracket fitted along the back seat that when the front wheel was taken off it would hold the bike upright in the rear.

I can't recall his name but he was into MTB and had a link to a MTB club in his profile

npinks wrote:

IIRC a member used to have somesort of bike holder bracket fitted along the back seat that when the front wheel was taken off it would hold the bike upright in the rear.

I can't recall his name but he was into MTB and had a link to a MTB club in his profile

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At home

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I think you might be right there CG

though i might be wrong in thinking it was him  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Ha! Ears burning indeed.

Nice to be thought of.
Not sure of that bike rack.
Im a 'throw it in the boot and leave the family at home' traditionalist.

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Must have been somebody else then  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Quick releases required!!!

For how to load a car with bikes check out a picture of our recent summer biking jaunt to Italy:



Got about 10mpg out of it.....going downhill.

And its 3 road bikes and 3 mountain bikes on a 997 Turbo in case your wondering...and its my mates car..not mine.  '57 GS TD4 in Stornoway. Privacy, Leather, Tred Cills. From ebay etc.. 18" 12 spoke HSE alloys, rear spoiler, clear side repeaters with clear leds, led interior light to replace bulbs, sports exhaust trim, TomTom 720.
Favourite Off road vehicle, still my Santa Cruz Mountain Bike! http://www.team-banana-racing.com

That is the best photo I have seen in a while

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