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Chester rally MHF 2018, Easter, Camperfest.
Very muddy

Jacqui & Neil PM
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Chester rally MHF 2018, Easter, Camperfest.
Very muddy
Purchased a G3 Bak Rak (http://www.bak-rak.com/base-rak.htm) and light board, also a easy fasten clamp total cost about 144 pounds inc delivery.  The product is well built and solid fixes easily enough, but suffers from one flaw, it rattles.  When bolted on it cannot be moved up or down or left and right, there is a bit of play in the actual rack up and down so any bumps or potholes will allow the whole rack to bounce over time this will have an affect and will sound awful.  So sadly it is not going to be used and will be put up for sale  on the sites at some point.
Have looked at other Bike Rack for the tow bar e.g. Thule and there is no play at all they are rigid and fixed, no rattles etc.. sadly a lower capacity and not as flexible.
Just had a tow-bar fitted by Watling Engineering in St Albans (88 Parkstreet Village, St. Albans Herts, AL2 2LR). Â 13pin Type approved swan neck 710.00 includes vat, ended up having to have a longer swan neck to accommodate the light unit on the back being a bit extended.
Journey very easy arrived at 8:00am, settled down in the office at 8:30 and ready to leave at about 11am all fitted and tested.