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love that.

atm my spare wheels are stuffed full of all sorts.

jed the spread wrote:

Russel at Syncro-Nutz wrote: It is so nice to see other T3 people making direct copies of peoples products.
Russel

jed

VW?

Ours is similar to VW but not a direct copy. And vw haven't made them for many many years.
Russel

The VW one is plenty strong to cope with stud extensions, a bigger wheel and a fuel can so Im sure that the Syncronutz one will cope equally as well

I hang 3 bikes off mine.

jed

syncropaddy wrote:
Anyway if you do it the Tigerbus way, where will you keep your really cool spare fuel can?

Those are nice but NLA I think?

silverbullet wrote:

syncropaddy wrote:
Anyway if you do it the Tigerbus way, where will you keep your really cool spare fuel can?

Those are nice but NLA I think?

What would you want with a spare fuel can Andrew, you don't drive your Syncro anywhere! best off giving it to me

Blimey Click me

Makes the genuine vintage and veteran stuff look positively cheap!

Pratt's motor spirit anyone?

R0B wrote:Blimey Click me

Better off clicking me

have you not learnt your lesson Rob ..... ?? Buy German stuff in Germany! I bought four of these and the one in the photo is unused and came in an original MB box and I paid €90 plus shipping!

That won't be 7.50 Euro for long!

Got that right.....

Andrew.I dont need to learn any lessons.I wouldn't pay more than a tenner for one myself.(I might stretch to twenty)

have you not learnt your lesson Rob

did you use the fitting kit andrew or affix another way have yah a pic or 2:)

xriss wrote:did you use the fitting kit andrew or affix another way have yah a pic or 2:)

Right now its just sitting there as I used to Bungy strap it in but Ill be doing a good bit of work on the van soon so I modify the back of the wheel bracket so it can be held on in a proper and secure manner.