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Road tax is about £500 a year if it's a manual, a lot less if auto, £290 according to normski :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's exactly how it works on my 07 IS250 pal Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Mmmmm might have a look at the Saris bones, I'm a bit scared to use a carrier like that as my bikes are worth not much less than my car Cheers for the feedback guys

Cheers pal. Yeah would have to be detachable, couldn't cope with it sticking out the back all the time but even when it's detached you can still see it can't you. I've always had roof carriers with Thule 591, very secure. At 6ft lifting them up isn't a problem. Still swaying toward the towbar but i just don't want to fork out for one lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As a keen cyclist I need to be able to get myself and my bikes about so wondering how others do such things and what the pro's cons are...... Towbar pros - Probably the safest/strongest. Has other uses that I'll use such as trailer/caravan ect. Wont affect the already low MPG figures. Quieter. The mucky bike wont drip all over the roof of my car :) cons - Cost is higher and lost when selling the car. Looks terrible, even the detachable ones can still be seen. Might have to have the rear bumper cut to fit. Roof bars pros - Easy for loading the bikes on at the end of a ride. Can be sold after car has gone or adjusted to fit new car(with different fittings) In comparison to the tow bar approach, they are CHEAP as chips. cons - Need to be removed when not in use :( MPG figures will plummet. Very noisy. Mucky bike drippage. So, what are others doing? If anybody has a detachable tow bar fitted a pic of how it looks would be great :) Cheers Mark

Looks awesome that mate!! Keen to know if they rub on full lock/speed bumps/full load ect as need new wheels for mine :D Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not sure on install mate, guess it would be from the boot(sorry if stating the obvious ) As for what speakers, replace like for like. Search ebay, they do come up. If you haven't got the Mark Levinson system then why not spend a little more and try to find a full set of ML complete with amp, you defo wont be disappointed!

I wasn't driving in the mid 90s so I don't remember them having ANY road courtesy or respect #shaking my head Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great write up mate, will be doing this to mine shortly :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cheap ones off eBay :embarrassed: They were only about £20 a pair so just went for it, what do I need to check to ensure this isn't happening to mine Wen? Cheers Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This mans talking sense Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah pal, but only for phone, no option for playing music :-/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi, I'm sure this has been covered but after 20 mins looking I cant find too much info so figured I'd just ask the question :P What are you guys doing to connect your Iphones to the car? I have a 07 IS250 with nav and ML system, I currently have a 3.5mm connection into the arm rest but it's annoying the life out of me due to being very untidy, dangerous as still using the phone to change songs and mostly, I cant see what I'm listening to on the screen :( Cheers in advance Mark

Did you do this pal? Keen to know the answer to your question................and see pics obviously :D This has helped me out in the past http://www.willtheyfit.com/

Mine came with HID head lights as standard, I've just changed the d4s bulbs for 6000k. The fog lights I bought a HID kit with wiring loom, ballast and bulbs and retro fitted. Looks miles better imo and lights the road up much better than standard halogen :D Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk