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Quote: Originally posted by Merry on 23/10/2010
Coincidentally, just noticed this Ebay listing for a Bailey which apparently has a dealer-fitted bike rack on the A-frame. 
Looks like a Fiamma rack. The trouble is that even with the lightest bikes you will be adding around 40kgs to your noseweight. Continental caravans have traditionally had much lower noseweights by design where as UK caravans tend to be heavy on the nose.
David
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Topic: Carrying Bikes
