How To Fit A Bike Into (Almost) Any Car | Transport A Bike Without A Roof Rack

[@gcn]

Do you have any good tips for transporting your bike inside a car? Share them in the comments below 🚗

[@TheGuiltlessTV]

Get a Van :p

[@markankone9362]

You don't want to know 🤐

[@jonathonhazelton2060]

Sacrifice a few virgins prior to attempting.

[@joelvanderpypen6647]

Without the wheels and laying upside down on the backseats of a MINI, using some shoelaces to hold the frame to the headrests. It didn't move while crossing alpine passes :D

[@Fish-racer]

Easier if you put it in rear wheel first. Among other things, you can use the bars to pull it out.

[@ageary]

I've been putting bikes in and out of cars for over 30 years and yet I still watched this..........the power of GCN

[@cecilhenry9908]

Well, its never seemed easy!! And I choose my car specifically so a bike would fit inside easily.

[@thesimplecooks]

You never know when they cheekily give you a new idea

[@itsm3th3b33]

B R Alas they didn't.

[@lmc333]

The power of Ollie

[@C345OFR]

Exactly. That's 8 minutes of my life I'm not getting back.

[@michab4083]

It's essential that the bike occupies the complete space inside the car (i.e. not only the trunk but also the rear and passenger seats) - if necessary leave both wheels in place or install additional gear such as panniers or some bikepacking stuff. If you do not follow this advice, your family may want to accompany you on your trip ...

[@pearlosibu]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@peterplantec7911]

I almost choaked on my coffee!

[@sylvias253]

😂❤

[@rulsey23]

It's the basic advice and non assumptive attitude that got me into cycling. Very positive helpful community 🙏

[@gcn]

Couldn't agree more!

[@sudduthjonathan]

Ollie: “I always keep two sheets in the back of my car”. I bet you do, you little trouble maker!!!

[@Deikoka]

😁😁

[@leeahtze]

What sheets can I buy? I am trying to find the keywords to search in amazon but not sure what to search

[@illfather7066]

🤣😂😂😂😂....

[@timdowney6721]

The sheets look rather like furniture pads from U Haul in the US. 😁

[@matthew4900]

How to fit bikes in a car, using one of the biggest estate cars on the market!

[@joshuacurley417]

That station wagon was surprisingly large. Looks like lots of room but still an easy to manage vehicle. In Canada they are not common at all. We tend to favour pickup trucks here. I certainly miss my truck but I definitely don't miss the gas mileage!

[@sticksman7819]

Was thinking the same thing.you can get a car in the back of a superb.lets see it in a smart car.

[@joshuacurley417]

@Marco Deo I'm familiar with Skoda, and I am not American, I'm Canadian. Skoda doesn't sell cars in Canada to my knowledge

[@joshuacurley417]

@Marco Deo there are Volkswagen's in Canada but no station wagons the size of the one in this video

[@joshuacurley417]

@Marco Deo that does large. Definitely not common to see a wagon or sedan here that size

[@ssmufc9941]

I just take the wheels off my Smart car and pack it nicely onto the back of my bike 😁

[@adamcraig3236]

I used to take the front seat out of my smart car and put the bike into the car.

[@ethanlee-c3d]

I took the roof off

[@harshvardhansingh7704]

Intelligont

[@mattr0815]

Oh damnit Ollie. I followed the video but now I need another one on how to get the bike back out of the car.

[@vice2792ocl]

lol

[@adamkormendi5904]

It is easy. Just play this video backwards. You will then loose the voice coaching though...

[@TheTonicro]

would be more useful if you used a small car for demonstration

[@a3aan__uit389]

Exacty this seemed a bit weird.

[@vice2792ocl]

@@a3aan__uit389 kind let us flat handle bar people out in the rain with this video.

[@Dantick09]

@@vice2792ocl take off both wheels and slightly unscrew the handlebars so they go inline with the frame

[@romka_ind]

We are packing two gravel or two mountain bikes with my wife when we go for a bike trip, in a Fabia Combi. It makes it much more easy job when you are 165cm tall :) we don't even need to take off the rear wheels from gravel bikes to put them side by side in up side down positions cause they are XS framed bikes. MTB's are a bit more of a challenge but dropper posts make it possible with a nice tight fit.

[@AKindChap]

OCL 73150 Step One: Get a road bike.

[@stevensmith4099]

This is the best sales video for old sheets.

[@kubagornowicz]

"other items - such as kids" :D

[@darkphotographer]

send them with the bus ,, :) or leave them at home ,

[@rlemacs]

@@darkphotographer No, let the kids cycle on your bikes to the destination. You can drive a two seater cabriolet.

[@cyclenutter2715]

Damn, you got there before me...

[@jeremytessier5316]

Your American accent when you said "Station Wagon" and "Trunk" killed me.

[@tnstef2629]

0:46 made my day, thanks for being considerate to us American speakers.

[@zealbell7817]

😂😂😂😂

[@coolbreeze3856]

Sounded like Wisconsin or Minnesota

[@skittlezbecrazy]

Not sure where in America he thinks that accent is spoken 🤔 🤣🤣

[@rohanpokharna8045]

I dont have a bike and even dont have car . Still watching 🤣🤣🤣

[@gcn]

Thanks, not sure how helpful the video would be for you but glad to have you support!

[@hashamazmat6890]

A boat perhaps?

[@DaMage80]

Hey guys. Tip here. Remove front wheel only and lower (or remove) seatpost. You can fit a bike in even to a smaller car like a hatchback with sacrificing only one seat, usually. Just put the bike in with front fork first, standing position. The fork should rest on the back of the seat you have just lowered for the mission. I have put even a long travel & XL size enduro bike into a wagon, using this method.

[@Iambriangregory]

Hey Einstein and some people's view taking the bike apart is not fitting the bike into the car you can fit parts of an airplane into a car if you break it down enough and put it into a crusher so please stop with these mindless suggestions because not everybody wants to take the wheel offor seat post

[@DaMage80]

@@Iambriangregory buy a minibus then 😂 If you cannot pick a front wheel and a seatpost off, that sounds like even a flat tyre will put you into misery. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Iambriangregory]

@@DaMage80 irrelevant observation for one Einstein. Flats are a vague unpredictable event. Some people have no flat tire strips. So someone can think ahead. . You are juvenile in refusing to acknowledge your bad suggestion. AS IMPRACTICAL FIR DONE ,and you smack of a HYPOCRITE who has maybe 100 labor saving deviceS in your house like s blender OR REMOTE CONTROL Einstein. Do get a grip on yourself and be FOR REAL

[@Iambriangregory]

@@DaMage80 you haven't accepted the fact that you have a degree of uselessness in this category try and find another Lane where you're good at and accept your weaknesses, accept your faults, except your limitations because you keep on embarrassing yourself trying to force feed people suggestions that don't work for everybody so try to think outside the box next time more expansively and you should be more helpful to society .in the meantime silence is golden because otherwise you're just going to embarrass yourself doubly and show yourself to be the weakest link okay? you got it? You're not the world's smartest man and that's where your problems and dilemma and anger comes from because you were walking around in that delusion you're not that smart okay? Thanks for the suggestion but again pump your brakes. By the way to show you that you're not a complete dummy a minivan is an excellent idea but at the same time that's like someone that tells you they have a chill and you tell him to buy a house duh?

[@Iambriangregory]

@@DaMage80 PS HAVE YOU THROWN OUT YOUR BLENDER AND FOOD PROCESSER YET? OR DO YOU FIND IT TOO MUCH TROUBLE TO CUT UP YOUR ONIONS EINSTEIN!? HAHAHA

[@franekspeak953]

I'd add that it is much easier and usually enough to remove the saddle instead of the rear wheel. I often rent small/city cars and I do the following: Take off the front wheel and it usually does the trick. If not, lower the saddle to the lowest position or remove it completely. 95% of cases it is just enough even in very small cars. Taking off the rear wheel is a hassle and it is easy to get yourself or the car dirty in grease - if possible it is better to avoid it.

[@ericjanet7146]

I would add another tip: If you have a Di2, you must ensure that the handlebar is positioned in such a way that there is no pressure on the shifters. If you do not pay attention to this, the derailleur mechanism will permanently attempt a gear shifting, and your battery will get discharged during transportation, which should cause frustration upon stating your ride at destination!

[@MichelBertrand]

Used to drive a BMW 325 coupe, and always transported 2 road bikes inside the car to go to group rides. Some people were astounded I was transporting 2 people and 2 bikes, as they were using big SUVs to carry their one bike... Put a sheet down on the ground, put the bike upside down, take both wheels off, insert a chain hanger to keep things tidy, then put one bike in the trunk, and the other on the back seat, upside down, drivetrain facing forward so as not to stain seats. Put the wheels in wheel bags, 2 in the trunk and 2 in the back seat, and off we went. Yeah it took a couple of minutes, but the bikes were never exposed to the elements 👍

[@eddienoel1149]

In my fiat 500 i push the passenger seat forward, take the front wheel off and roll the bike in rear wheel first, all fits in like a glove for a solo trip (no space for a passenger...bliss, just me and my bike

[@hillkillr]

Maybe you should have made this video..

[@Chris228]

Eddie Noel Yep, same with my Panda 100hp, so easy and I get lots of confused people looking at me at sportives when I can get sorted so much quicker than them haha! I also managed to fit my mountain bike and a double mattress in the back once, maybe that’s a comment for another video...

[@jasa198]

Nice! I managed to get an old 26" mtb in Smart fortwo by using your method.

[@SuperBoris81]

It's good to see Škoda on your show. Greatings from the Czech republic

[@jbratt]

I used to show up to races in a mini van. People made fun of me but that was the greatest race vehicle I ever used.

[@m.h.4143]

One way getting a bike in a short hatchback car like a normal VW Golf, is to put down the rear seats, push the front seats into the front and turn the frontwheel of the bike in one direction (often to right is better). Then put the bike in the car while the turned frontwheel of the bike sits between the frontseats and the back seat. The wheel is vertically in the foot room of the backseats. You don't need to remove a wheel, but persons can only sit in the front of the car. Sorry for poor English

[@TheSleepwa]

I have always used the following: - Open the driver side passenger door. - Take out the front wheel. - Put the bike in upside down with the rear wheel first, between the seats. - Turn the handlebars. - Put the front wheel on the back seat or in the boot.

[@hugobci]

I use your method. But needs to put both wheels on the trunk, because of child seat

[@arturnaumiuk8135]

Used to do it exactly the same way when I had 4door sedan.

[@JohnBatty]

I do the same, but rear wheel last and don't invert the bike (Not a purist, but....)

[@loristevenson1310]

7

[@Iambriangregory]

Bad and dumb suggestions

[@jamieshardlow1486]

Over the past few years got loads of practice when going to France. We once got 3 people, 3 bikes and loads of luggage into an estate (slightly cramped for the person in the back). On the way back had a load of cycling Belgians with a minibus look at us with a "you'll never get that lot in there". We did. For ultimate packing; both wheels off, chain keeper, something to cover the oily bits and both pedals off (don't forget to take pedals!). Stack bikes top to tail with drive side up and loads of padding etc to stop rubbing. Bike blankets and wheelbags can also be useful to protect bike and car.

[@ARKINHK]

That's a superb car you have Ollie.

[@vice2792ocl]

more like easy mode, Let's see'm put it in a sedan.

[@888johnmac]

@@vice2792ocl .. woosh ( that's the sound of the joke going over your head ) , what model is the car ??

[@DaveCM]

When I bought my FIAT 500, I had to fit my bike (58cm) inside until I could get the reciever hitch put on. My wife said there was no way it would fit. She took pictures of me attempting it. I got it to fit by removing both wheels, shoving the front passenger seat all the way forward and putting the forks on the front of the passenger seat. I did have the handlebars poking me as I drove, but I got to my team ride!

[@gcn]

Ingenuity at it's finest!

[@flix3488]

i always put my bike (minus wheels) into a duvet cover, sleeping bag style. especially after a rainy race it keeps the boot of my wife‘s car spotless. happy wife, happy life!

[@kenpachinozarashi4005]

Can not thank you enough for this and all of your vids. Love you all lol

[@I-Love-Taylor-Swift]

Believe it or not, what you said at 0:33 actually applies to me! I have NEVER done it before (certainly not in my current car) and I'm unsure about damaging my bike (& car). I have a Giant Revel (superb bike - totally underrated - 10/10), but I will be collecting my new "special" bike at some point in the not-too-distant future (deposit now put on). So I will own 2 bikes! EXCITED

[@skodakatie7341]

I found this video useful, I love cycling and wish to transport my bike in my Škoda Fabia, which being a supermini, I thought would be difficult, I didn’t like the idea of having a roof mounted carrier, nor did I find the rear carrier appealing, so now I know how to fit the bike in the luggage area safely, thank you!.

[@meetube2]

What a beautiful bike!!

[@MLife1972]

Fantastic video. Great presentation and practical tips, even if you've carried bikes inside your car.

[@LegSpinna]

TBF, you can fit a Challenger tank in the boot of a Skoda Superb.

[@donkehmcdonkey3703]

Reminds me on that one time I saw a bike rack hanging off the back of a Jackal, apparently the boss wanted to do a bit of mountain biking on ex 😂

[@effyleven]

The tank goes in the Skoda okay, but you have to take the tracks off.

[@goodcompanycoffee]

Y'all seriously have a video for every bike thought I've come across. Take my like (already subscribed)

[@gcn]

And there's still even more to come! Welcome along!

[@RobinCapper]

Pool 'noodles' make great flexible reusable packing/padding. Slice along length to snap over frames/bars or just use whole as fill/padding

[@KristopherNoronha]

just put my bike in my car for the first time in my life. worked perfectly!

[@easternbrown]

He forgot to mention to remove the caravan from the back of the bike first

[@leosearlehawkins2819]

Brilliant! What a superb explanatory video. Thanks for posting. Got me to subscribe :)

[@davegahan5908]

Should be titled "How to get your bike in a bloody big estate car"

[@SassySkylar]

This video was SUPER useful. I’m about to try out your top tips 😊

[@Svartez]

This was super useful, I have a small car and I had no idea how to get my bike to the repair shop, therefore I don't use my bike. This is the push I needed to get it fixed and start riding, thanks!

[@adamskinner5868]

Thanks, just what I was looking for, easy to understand, addressed the task it said it would, practical, logical, not overly long-winded n spoken in plain English, thanks very much ;).

[@jvogel431]

Great video, but you're making one major error. You always put the rear tire in first. It is easier. And, with most small suvs or estate cars, you can use the spit fold rear seat to your advantage. Push down one side of the seat and then roll the bike in with the rear wheel first and the front tire removed. Lean the bike against the side of the seat back. This protects the bike and allows for more storage space--and a dog to sit in the back seat.

[@hillkillr]

Sure, maybe on a huge station wagon ("estate" for you ferners) or SUV, but on normal and smaller cars you need to put the handlebars in forward to make use of the extra space of the foot wells to twist your handlebars into.

[@billincolumbia]

Yeah, I have never ever seen someone put the front of the bike in first.

[@eamonhannon1103]

You are right . Rear wheel first , take front wheel off . Chain side facing up . Have some sheets of cardboard and something about 2 -3 inches tall to put under front part of the frame to help protect the front mudguard supports because front wheel has been removed ( if you have a front mudguard ) . I put a bike in a Toyota Corolla using this procedure . Easier than I thought it would be .

[@deniz_dee]

@@eamonhannon1103 Gosh, I went down the memory lane reading that. My parents had (still do!) a Corolla when I was a teen, and one fateful day on a shopping trip I decided I needed a daily use bike seeing some ok-ish ones on a huge discount. Queue stuffing the boot full with all the groceries and me squeezing into the back seat together with my new bicycle, wheels in wells, somewhat diagonal position, nothing removed, everybody survived the 10-minute drive across the highway. Still sees some use back at their place as the spare, whenever a main bike has a puncture noticed right before the ride, or when guests show up.

[@m.h.4143]

good idea. Thanks

[@edgarwallace600]

i love that your bike always looks used! It's not complete shiny :) Tanks for that!

[@bhumiriady]

Informative video as always! As an owner of a small car, putting a bike inside the car can be a pain in the neck. Your video made me more about how to put a bike inside a car.

[@alexanderh2715]

Tried to get in my 27kg ebike a few weeks ago, didn't work, took front wheel off, still did not fit. So I decided to borrow a bigger car. With my gravelbike it should finally work because it's way lighter and it's easier to lift in the car 😅

[@ondrejsenkyr1954]

Skoda Superb is great car to transport almost everything. I had it and I loved it! 👍

[@markdunlop]

Handy tips - electric cars often have total bans on anything added to them (no roofbars, towbars or even rear window mounted racks) so you have to go in. My adventure bike fitted fine in my Renault Zoe with front wheel and front mudguard removed. Quick remove mud guard would make it really easy. I have fitted two but it it was very high as the back seat doesn't go flush - just found out though that the back seat upright bit can be fully removed - not tried but would make two bikes (separated by the old rug) even in a Renault Zoe.... In the boot also feels much safer and less worrying on winding country roads with overhanging trees and will have no air resistance impact on the car.

[@NickM86]

I was literally thinking about this a few days ago, GCN is the best

[@ltrtg13]

When I put a bike into the back of a car. I put the rear wheel in first. That way it can roll in to the correct place. Sometime it may need a slight adjustment. I used to have a 2001 Renault Clio van. When I put one bike in. I would move the passenger seat forward. Then as my van have the prevision to have a full length parcel shelf. I would roll the rear wheel along it and rest it on the half height bulkhead. I would then put the front wheel in the van. When I carried 2 bikes. I would take out both wheels. Put the first bike in front first and put the handlebars over the bulkhead. I would then cover it with a cheap duvet. The second bike would go in rear first. then covered with a second cheap duvet. Then the wheels would go on top. I remember meeting for a ride starting in Glossop. When I met up with a friend who had a large estate. asked me about the bike as I had another friend with me. When I opened the back of my van. I showed him the 2 bikes in the back.

[@charlesstenner7526]

One tip don’t forget to put the front wheel in the car. I’ve seen wheels left behind in the car park at the trail centre.

[@terryshaw1792]

Many years ago I remember a guy who used to take the passenger seat out of his Triumph Spitfire and put the bike in there for travelling to races.

[@GCNuser123]

he sounds like an absolute hero!

[@prestachuck2867]

Was his name Janky? Because I knew a guy who did that, and not only was Janky his name, but was also a good description of the state of his car and his general methodology for performing just about any task . 😂

[@terryshaw1792]

@Presta chuck I don’t remember his name but it definitely wasn’t that.

[@victorribeiro4822]

I literally just had to see myself facing this exact problem... After a lot of tries, i finally managed to do it somehow, went to my room and bang, new GCN video about how to fit a bike into a car.

[@jonathanzappala]

When you have to, removing the left pedal helps the bike lay flat a lot better and less awkwardly.

[@SLBee]

New to biking and own a small car... This is extremely helpful. 👌

[@matthewnapier4475]

a very handy video, but I drive a Mitsubishi Lancer and ride a size 60 frame, Unless I take my seat post out it will not fit in the boot. Buying a roof rack with bike rack was the best thing for my sanity.... Until I drove into a garage and broke my bike and ripped the racks out of the roof of my car....

[@vice2792ocl]

ehhhh, Mitsubishi Galant here. yea the struggle.

[@offroad6901]

@@vice2792ocl The Galant is the perfect size for my bike to just not fit, a little bit of force never hurts.

[@hillkillr]

I drive a sub-compact hatchback. Technically I can squeeze a bike into the back, but ever since I installed a tow hitch rack my life has been much easier.

[@prestachuck2867]

Tried a high quality receiver hitch rack?

[@RedCometNurse]

I have a small SUV (Subaru Crosstrek). This is especially helpful to me since I will be getting my bike soon!

[@buffalog6126]

3 hardtail 29'ers with 3 passengers inside standard Renault Clio IV What's your best performance?

[@jonathonhazelton2060]

We had clown cars with an 1977 Aston Martin V8 series 3, no bikes but four people over 6 foot and two bassoons and French horn, with the required tool kits for the car.

[@geoffgoldplum1231]

Might have to backup over said bikes (and maybe passengers) before loading.

[@grilledupuk]

9 bikes in a vw polo but that is after removing wheels pedals seat quick released and letting the air out of the tires And none of them were nice bikes so i wasn’t concerned about damaging them so I just jammed them in 🤣

[@mirko_pj3052]

In a friend's car.. 3 29ers hardtail, 3 people with bags.. car was a Hyundai ix20

[@o0260o]

2 road bikes, 2 people in a Fiesta. Easy.

[@elizabethmajor1820]

Before a race I was doing- a guy at a super helpful bike shop reminded me to put the wheel into the car when he was explaining to me how to put a bike into a car. He had seen it where people had forgotten it.

[@heidijarvis777]

😂 I left my through axle on the wall of the bike shop after a service and had to drive back the following day before an organised ride. Fortunately it was still there!!!

[@peterplantec7911]

That was quite brilliantly simple. Thank you, I didn't want to put a hitch on my Tesla anyway7,. It turns out my bike actually does fit into the the back! Fab!

[@wayslow]

What a Superb car 😁

[@wayslow]

@MRGRUMPY53 Skoda Superb Estate.

[@amandavalente8109]

Great info. Has given me the confidence to try it.

[@BjrnEide]

Instructions unclear. Accidentally put my neighbors cat in my oven

[@eddymintball1950]

Cooking times please

[@sulaimanjafri1362]

LOL

[@BjrnEide]

@@eddymintball1950 30

[@8rk]

you have won the interwebz

[@obi-wan-satoshi]

Wondering how to do this with my flying car. I'm from America😌. Great tips though. Thanks!

[@nigelduckworth406]

I have subaru legacy estate, 1600+ litres capacity, so very big. However, having acquired an e bike with front suspension, which makes the bars much taller, it is with great difficulty that I can get it into the car as it is, by angling it at 45 degrees and pulling and pushing. All my other bikes go in easily. So this video is a great help even though I have a big car. The bike, at 49lbs, is too heavy to lift onto a roof rack

[@svenpohl633]

DO: Ensure the chain is on the biggest chainring to avoid damage on the interior. DON'T: Touch the brake rotor with bare fingers. Greasing the rotor is not a good idea.

[@ariojiwandoko]

thank you so much for your video, its really helpful and make me want to try transporting my bicycle without buying new bike carrier.

[@aidansalasin-deane7256]

I want a notification sound of him saying "station wagon"

[@tumbl_eweed]

Thks for demonstrating without removing front wheel.

[@VY4tc]

Riding bike 100 cal, put bike in car 300cal

[@franktorrez1099]

I have placed both my Cannondale super six 17lbs and a 50lb specialized 29er E-mtn bike in my 2016 Honda Civic and Toyota Camry because the back seats went down and drove over 1000 miles each time with them, however the downside is room space, but it works ok for me. I start by placing a sheet/towel on the bottom to protect the car and place a sleeping bag over it if on long trips to keep It out of view when at stores. I take the front wheel off and place it inside rear wheel first with derailleur side up, and pedal planted down for extra support/protection. The front wheel with disk brakes should be placed upward on top the blanket or between seats for adding protection for the spokes. Do not also place any items near the bike that can potentially scratch it and should be golden. Happy Riding!

[@LSD04]

I find sheets good for security, I have them wrapped around my house, garage and keep my money in them.

[@maxanderson2925]

I wrap my weed in those too

[@haych27]

I love taking my bike for a country drive wrapped in it's blankey 🤣

[@jerryavalos9610]

I have a Ford Fusion, the back seats fold totally flat and I have a large cardboard covering that area, take off the front wheel, place the bike on the cardboard and slide it in and slide it out when I want it, easy. I like the bike in the car, if I need to stop anywhere its nice and secure, particularly since I have a Trek Madone.

[@davidhughson6464]

Before I buy a car, I take my bike to where I am buying it from, and see if it fits.

[@TheKondicional]

I learned that the best and easiest way is put the rear wheel first - with drivetrain - derailleurs facing up. Then grap one hand your fork/ suspension where the second hand holding handlebar. Then wiggle a bit side to side to push your bike into the car. It is difficult with even front wheel off to put the front first... Good luck and happy riding!

[@tobortine]

2:50 There's a cut where the seats mysteriously go down. You never did get the bike in with the seats up did you? No worries, leave the kids at home.

[@paleoforindian6156]

You cannot skip such vudeos, GCN ❤️

[@sidato1216]

Flip the bike upside-down, remove the wheels, pop it on the back seat (still upside down), wheels in the footwell at the back. Easy.

[@thomaszink1004]

The perfect solution. Leaves the boot free for luggage. Works for me with 60cm frames in a Golf or Corolla. Even had two bikes on the back seat with a bit of fiddling.

[@austynhughes134]

There needs to be an entire video where Ollie just speaks in his American accent.

[@hillkillr]

His USA accent sounds Australian to me.

[@Kim_Miller]

@@hillkillr That's funny. I'm Australian and to me his American accent sounds like a take-off of Jeremy Clarkson. It's so grating that I always scroll through it. :)

[@pizzathehut2001]

Beer mats from pubs are great for using as disk brake spacers,

[@effyleven]

Beer mats in pubs? Gosh! You're going back a bit. Still, it's nice to see the old folks still in the saddle... (and electrics are helping 'em keep riding.) Cheers, Simon. ;-)

[@pizzathehut2001]

@@effyleven happy to have made it to be a bit older, the only battery pack I'll be using for a while is on the di2. Lol

[@GMSlash]

"If you're lucky enough to have an impractical car" 😂

[@bqumba1]

1:41 "But what if you want to transport other items in your car, such as KIDS" LMAO

[@dcrou7320]

Me: has a ute and never had an issue transporting my bike. Also me: watches 8 minute video on how to fit a bike into a Skoda.

[@WaterFlame957]

Ollie is gorgeous!!! 😍😍😍

[@skap-jr9ig]

Come back when you've done all of this - but own a coupe model......

[@jerrygundecker743]

"Stayshun Wahgun, if you're American" Ollie you crack up some of us Americans. I'm one of 'em. Thnx fer th' vid, Mate.

[@Mainsail333]

What's a Skoda?

[@ahmadfarhat1014]

why am I watching this, i don't have car or a bike

[@ianrice1778]

That's just great!!! Gave me a giggle lol

[@primarymedworks]

Lmao

[@Outsideville]

Long term planning. Good idea.

[@haych27]

Why am I watching this: my bike is my car

[@ahmadfarhat1014]

I bought a bike ,guys

[@liamm8992]

We once fitted a bike and four adults into a Citroen C1. We used the rear seat passengers to protect the frame! :D

[@TeKaMOTO]

2:50 The back seat magically drops as the presenter realizes the bike won't fit.

[@gcn]

GCN is magic

[@leightondavies8884]

Recent trip to the Alps and didn’t want to use roof bars to help with MPG . I took seat and post out , then removed front wheel - folded down rear passenger side back seat then placed bike upright into car ( 530d tourer) with front forks dropping into back passenger side footwell. Front wheel just sloted in next to back wheel on non drive side . This took up minimal space and allowed for 90 % of boot space for luggage . I imagine you could get another next to it easily by taking handlebars off and still have room for 2 passengers in the back too! This allowed me to drive at ‘ motorway speeds’ in France and still hit about 45 mpg -

[@sloppyjoe2794]

Step one: open vehicle. Step two: put bike in.

[@sloppyjoe2794]

Lol a topic I have little to no experience in

[@crbondur]

I'm grateful to have a minivan that has PLENTY of room. I even made a small 2-up bike rack to allow me to carry my bike, as well as my wife's.

[@nigelduckworth406]

Forgot to say that I always strap the bike frame to an anchor point with a locking strap so that the bike does not hurtle forward in the event of a crash and injure the driver/ passenger. I think this is also a good tip and applies to anything heavy in the back.

[@albertorincon2549]

What a beauty of a bike!

[@angusstoneham]

Did this with my cross bike on the way to a race, the problem was on the way back😬 it was SERIOUSLY MUDDY!

[@gcn]

Extra sheets!

[@notreallyme425]

When putting my bike in my truck with the back seat down and front wheel off, I find it easier to put the bike in rear wheel first. That way I can push the bike in while letting it roll on the back wheel. This helps because I can't reach that far into the truck (or "boot"). Makes it easier to roll it out too.

[@lg.studio]

An estate like this can easily hold 3-4 bikes if you arrange correctly and have no backseat passengers. I was hoping to see a bike actually fitted into a fiat 500. :(

[@nlpnaturallightphotography9338]

You have a small trunk, or boot as some call it, four doors, a back seat! Or you rented a car no room in the boot. Open the rear door of you car, spread your sheet over the back rest and seat. Remove both wheels place wheels in boot! Rap the derailer with a clean rag! Your going to pick up bike upside down with derailer towards you, note your bike's seat well surport bike on car seat with derailer outside of back rest with handel bars turned sizeways suporting front of upsize down bike. IF YOU START FROM RIGHT SIDE OF CAR, so now your holding your bike, carefully make sure your forks don't rip the head liner, be carfull the derailer does not touch the head liner setting bike upside down against seat back rest, last used both seat belts to hold bike in place. Takes me about 8 mins in all. If you have two bikes your need a blanket to protect the two from each bike. Don't forget the seat belts! Grease on the headliner? Use dish washing soap cleaner!

[@Morpheus0000]

Top tips: why not hacksaw your bike in two, then gaffa tape it back at the other end!

[@bobicabayo]

Bodge!

[@nickmarshall8583]

Damn this channel! I have neither a bike nor a car but I'm still watching this.

[@Zoomsterful]

Now I know why Ollie dint choose disc brakes for his Pinarello, for some unexplained reason each time he touches them they're really noisy afterwards...