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07-10-09 | 04:43 AM

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From: La Petite Roche

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Originally Posted by unixpro

I carry mine of a Saris hitch rack. It's an SWB, but the Saris rack lets you place the wheel holders for either a 20" or 26" wheel. Solid as a rock, too.

I use a Saris Bones. I do remove the seat on my Bacchetta Giro 20 so that it will not get too torn by the winds and act as a sail though. I have the wide seat with the mesh back. Then I fold down the handlebars and bungie them down and bungie the wheels so they don't spin.

I also use the local bus company to transport my recumbent. It drops right in to their Sportworks racks.

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