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http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...bike-rack.html My set up is post #7 in that thread, here: http://www.xoutpost.com/723674-post7.html If I had mountain bikes, and never wanted to tow anything at the same time, I would have a rear rack since the bikes are already dirty most of the time anyway. I like road bikes on the roof, out of the grit and low pressure area behind the vehicle. I have used roof racks for years, so I am not bothered by the overheight issue, but some worry about clearance. I don't have a fabric protector for the fronts of the bikes, but plan to get a couple for a road trip in September (mainly for bugs). Something like these: Universal Cycles -- > Auto Racks & Parts > Roof Rack Bike Bras If you don't want to buy a hitch, but want the bikes rear-mounted, here is the BMW solution that attaches to the tow eyes in the bumper. http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...rack-pics.html And despite having all the gear, if I am just taking one bike I just throw it in the back of the X.
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