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Old 25th April 2015, 04:50   #11
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Thanks, trouble is that would be one heck of an aerofoil and I was looking for an easy option, but then again, if I could fit it where I bought it, that would be the business.
I've had a tourer roof on the roof of my car and drove at motorway speeds. No problem as it was lying flat and cuts through the air. A bonnet is the same, its weight alone will hold it down. Just strap it to the bars and you won't have any issue.
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Old 25th April 2015, 05:12   #12
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I've had a tourer roof on the roof of my car and drove at motorway speeds. No problem as it was lying flat and cuts through the air. A bonnet is the same, its weight alone will hold it down. Just strap it to the bars and you won't have any issue.
Hmm, thanks.
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Old 25th April 2015, 08:58   #13
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There you go, a tourer roof sandwich, coming soon to a Subway near you.

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Hmm, thanks.
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Old 25th April 2015, 10:04   #14
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There you go, a tourer roof sandwich, coming soon to a Subway near you.
You flippin nutter.
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Old 25th April 2015, 13:47   #15
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I can assure you that it can be done, having assisted Tim Burgess to put a bonnet into the back of his ZT-T. Bit of lateral thinking, and it's no problem!

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It does need two of you though to fit it and remove it...

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Old 25th April 2015, 13:52   #16
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Iknow you can get a bonnet from an MG6 in the back of an MG6
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