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Thule Easyfold - brianthedog - 19-04-2013 02:52pm
There is a cool pic of what looks like a 5dr Pure without rails (but using their foot pack), wingbars and what must be an enormous, possibly Excellence XT (30 kg 218 cm), box on the Thule site.
http://www.thule.com/en/gb/campaigns/thuleeasyfold/easy-to-mount
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It would be interesting to see a side view.
The Easyfold looks worth considering, if you have a towing hook.
RE: Thule Easyfold - wassste - 25-06-2013 10:55am
Has anyone tried the Excellence XT on an Evoque?
Seen comments / recommendations for the Motion 200 and whilst tempted by the extra length of the XT I am worried it would be too long for the tailgate to open properly
I have an easy fold bike carrier and well pleased with it.
RE: Thule Easyfold - Offroadstu - 25-06-2013 07:22pm
Got the Thule roof bars and feet on my Evoque and they work really well and easy to fit. Much cheaper than rails and crossbars.
RE: Thule Easyfold - jitenc - 25-06-2013 08:11pm
(25-06-2013 07:22pm)Offroadstu Wrote: Got the Thule roof bars and feet on my Evoque and they work really well and easy to fit. Much cheaper than rails and crossbars.
Any pics... .? Thanks
RE: Thule Easyfold - Bodlyfunctions - 25-06-2013 11:05pm
A box that big could effect your Nav signal if you have it. Not to mention boot access as has been mentioned before.
Surely if you need a roof box THAT big, you'd buy a bigger car???
RE: Thule Easyfold - WB - 26-06-2013 11:12am
(25-06-2013 07:22pm)Offroadstu Wrote: Got the Thule roof bars and feet on my Evoque and they work really well and easy to fit. Much cheaper than rails and crossbars.
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There are a few pics on here if you search for thule