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roof bars
hello to all
this is my first post so go easy on me ... we are the happy owners of a 1993 Talbot express "symphony" which we bought in June this year,all great so far, I am a keen surfer and would like to fit a roof bar system to take my surfboards, so I am wondering if anyone out there knows of a system that would fit preferably on the roof or a side mount version ,also does anyone know if it is possible to stand on the roof (I am 14 stone) to enable access to stow my boards on /off the roof.
heres hoping someone can help
thanks Andy
this is my first post so go easy on me ... we are the happy owners of a 1993 Talbot express "symphony" which we bought in June this year,all great so far, I am a keen surfer and would like to fit a roof bar system to take my surfboards, so I am wondering if anyone out there knows of a system that would fit preferably on the roof or a side mount version ,also does anyone know if it is possible to stand on the roof (I am 14 stone) to enable access to stow my boards on /off the roof.
heres hoping someone can help
thanks Andy
andyandsandy- New Member
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Re: roof bars
The guidance for newer vans is a max of 75kg spread load but I've no idea what your max would be.
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Peter Brown- Donator
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Re: roof bars
How long are surf boards?
Longer than the van is wide I guess, but if not they could be stored across the rear, strapped to the bike rack if you have one. Possibly on a diagonal if they are not much longer than the van is wide??
Just a thought.
Longer than the van is wide I guess, but if not they could be stored across the rear, strapped to the bike rack if you have one. Possibly on a diagonal if they are not much longer than the van is wide??
Just a thought.
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thanks
thanks pete and grommit for your reply I may have to ring autosleeper pete to get clarity;my boards are 9ft 2" and 9ft 8" grommit so they will have to be mounted on top or side of roof,but your idea would work for shorter boards
thanks anyway andy
thanks anyway andy
andyandsandy- New Member
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Re: roof bars
Have a look at www.talbotoc.com I think that putting canoes on the roof was discussed on there. It is similar forum to this but for Talbot Express based motorhomes and just as helpful and friendly.
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thanks
thank you Doris;i will look at talbotoc
thanks Andy
thanks Andy
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