bike rack.....
Thanks, any help is appreciated.
I have the same challenge, but I think I don't understand your message. Are you looking for the hitch itself or a proper rack? Have you seen https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ler-hitch.html ?
Assuming you're looking ro a hitch
- Option 550 (expensive)
- http://www.execuhitch.co.za/newe/?po...s-c-class-w205
- Towbar: https://brink.eu/en-gb/
Last edited by flap; Jan 21, 2016 at 08:09 AM.
I have the same challenge, but I think I don't understand your message. Are you looking for the hitch itself or a proper rack? Have you seen https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ler-hitch.html ?
Assuming you're looking ro a hitch
- Option 550 (expensive)
- http://www.execuhitch.co.za/newe/?po...s-c-class-w205
- Towbar: https://brink.eu/en-gb/
Thanks, any help is appreciated.
Maybe here :
https://www.thule.com/en-us/us/buyers-guide
Have fun with your car and bike
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Searching the net, it appears to be only in Europe, but it seems genuinely MB ... and I would like to keep the total height of my GL now and do not want to raise it any higher than it already is.
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https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ml#post6588863
I think it depends on what you want out of a roof rack. I assume of the roof racks that bolt on, the MB may be your best option. Then you can decide on if you want the MB carrier to match or get one of the other options. I think the ones that don't require you to remove the front wheel are much easier. The Seasucker requires you to remove the wheel and while it doesn't take too much longer, I hate having to do it every time.
I have a second bike but no way of transporting both right now.

Suggest get the sea sucker 3 bike rack... even better on pano roof as it doesn't touch the paint.. and whips off super easy so no penalty fuel consumption wise or spanners to remove the roof rails when not in use..
I crapped myself the first time too.. I had 2 LOOK 695's and a 595 up on one.. $35k... i closed the pano sun shade cos i dodn't want to see them there and think about them
For occasional use they are really felxible.. ie easy to use..
If i was tranporting bikes every weekend up there i'd get the Whisbar bars and likely the thule carriers.. then just whip off the carriers and leave the whisbar low profile bars in between..
Also where I put it on the rear window the pedals can touch the car, if rotated, so I use gear ties to keep the crank/pedals in place.
https://www.amazon.com/Nite-Ize-ProP...WHG1R67X51T37Z
Also I contacted Curt and Uhaul to see if they have plans to make a receiver for our cars, but nothing is currently in the works. If anyone is in AZ they can drop their car at the Uhaul design facility and they will create and install for free or it would cost $1,000 for a custom one to be built. If I were closer I would consider it.
Last edited by ekiefer; Jul 19, 2016 at 11:15 AM.




