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I guess it strongly depends on the material of your ceiling. That's why for example THULE does not provide even screws. They just note in the manual that you should use expert in order to fix the mechanism.

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Thanks for commenting! 550mm is the correct measurement. We have now amended this on our site.

In the instruction manual for the Colibri, Buzz Rack state "The load of rack and bicycles will affect driving. Do not exceed the speed limit, and do not drive faster than 120 km/h (75 mph)".

@@roofboxcompany ty very much good sir...

Thanks for commenting. It all depends on what you need the bike rack to do for you.The Colibri is slightly cheaper but the advantage of the mozzquito is that, if in the future you want to carry more than one bike, you can.

Thanks for commenting. We have never experienced any issues with exhaust fumes.

It depends on which roof bars you have. This video shows the older style Thule wing bars, which are supplied with rubber strips that you can cut to fit. The new Thule wing bar Evo and Yakima roof bars are supplied with rubber inserts that don't have to be removed when using T-track adapters.

The Roof Box Company it’s BMW’s own roofbar, looks like the rubber strip could be pushed down far enough to fit in the adapter without removing it. But would I better off just taking the rubber out?

We couldn't say for sure without seeing an image of your roof bars. The best thing to do would be to email us a picture and one of our team can give you a definitive answer. info@roofbox.co.uk

We would never recommend altering or converting any of the roof boxes we sell. But, if you are after a high quality roof top tent, check out the Yakima SkyRise.

Glad to hear this video helped. Hope you had a great trip!

There shouldn't be any reason for cross country skis not to fit, but it is worth checking the measurements provided on the Buzz Ski specifications - www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php?BRASC

Hello! there is no need to remove the rotors from your disc brake wheels as it shouldn't make any difference to the fitting process.

@@roofboxcompany thanks your reply. I ask as the wheel (inside wheel bag) sits loosely inside the box, it may be susceptible to rotor bending in transit. Other box manufacturers secures the wheel inside the box preventing contact with the frame or any hard object that would accidentally bend the rotor. Will the Bike Box ii resist compression if heavy luggage is stacked on top once in airplane?

The bike bag has layers of protective foam inside which not only protect the wheels and the frame but also secures the wheel bag once the bike box is assembled. The bike box ll is robust and we have never had a single bike damaged inside any B&W case. Check out Ben Moore (professional downhill racer) over on instagram as he uses B&W cases to transport his bikes all around the world.

Hello, and thanks for commenting. There are longer wheel straps available separately that will take wheels up 4.7" which will cover most bikes. The bike frame arms can also be attached to the seat post and down tube as well as the cross bar. If you still struggle attaching the mounting arms, a good option would be to check out a bike rack with an adjustable upright like the BUZZRACK E-Scorpion (which is available in a 1 and 2 bike version) - www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php?BRP612

Ditto, who did the instruction in the kit is "special"

Thanks for commenting and we are glad to hear this video has helped!

Hello! thanks for commenting. The easiest thing to do is head over to our website www.roofbox.co.uk and put your car make, model and year into our vehicle selector and we will list all the available fit options.

No probs! Glad to hear this video has helped you out.

Hello! All you need to do when you get to your destination, is release the ratchet straps and anti sway strap. To do this, simply push the tab in towards the strap, which releases the ratchet, then just pull the strap to loosen and release.

Hello! Thank you for commenting. Rear mounted bike carriers are car specific so your best bet is to use the vehicle selector on our homepage and if your vehicle is compatible with a rear mounted rack, we will list the options available - www.roofbox.co.uk . if not, you would need to consider a roof mounted or tow ball mounted option.

Thanks for commenting. The Bike bag is supplied with adapters to fit 12,15 and 20mm Thru axles and the ASF can accommodate most drop axles.

Thanks for commenting. We are sorry to hear you have been struggling with the 350 and that you haven’t found this video helpful. This video was made back in 2013 and is due an update so we have added your points to our list and will do our best to highlight the issues you have raised. Assembling and fitting this box is possible by one person (regardless of gender) but as with all our roof box’s, if you are struggling, we would always advise drafting in a 2nd person to help out.

Thanks for commenting! We are sorry to hear this rack is slightly rubbing when you open your boot. Buzzrack do say that a 65mm clearance is required from the centre of the tow ball to the rear of your vehicle, which is highlighted on our product page. Have you checked your tow ball distance? If not, we would be interested to know what it is.

@@roofboxcompany Hi. Thanks for reply. I got this sorted. I took my car to a mechanic who adjusted the towball and now it is opening fine. Very happy with the purchase. I leave the rack on full time.

Hi and thanks for commenting! Glad to hear this video helped you out!

bonjour et merci pour commenter. s'il vous plaît consulter le site Web buzz rack - buzzrack.com/dealer-locator/

Hello and thanks for commenting! There is no problems with using your own cable lock or D-loop to lock the bike to the rack. A cable lock would attach in a similar way to the provided strap.

Hello and thanks for commenting. Your best bet is to check the distributors locator section on www.buzzrack.com

Hello! Yes, this case holds any model of Brompton snugly and securely, including Brompton's with the rear rack fitted. Check out this link www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php?BH96006 for more more details.

Hello and thanks for commenting! The Ergon grips shouldn't make any difference when loading into the case and the clamps they are referring to in this video are the hinge clamps on the Brompton.

It is possible to carry 2 light e-bikes up to a maximum of 23.5 kg per wheel rail, but please note that the permissible total load for THE DL 2 is 47 kg and 45 kg for the DL 3. If your E-MTB’s are heavier, then take a look at the Atera STRADA E-bike and Atera Strada E-bike ML. www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php?AR2696 - E-bike ML www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php?AR2686 - E-bike