How do you fit all of them?

[breaker]

So I'm trying to think ahead to when everyone in the family will have bikes, my 2 year old will be getting her first bike for xmas and my 3 month old well not quite there yet  . But just thinking eventually we will have 4 bikes to transport, do you get carriers for that? what options are out there? maybe for 4+?

[droo]

2 on the roof, 2 on the back would be the easiest IMO. You can use one of those clip on jobbies on the back for the kiddie bikes, and you should be able to fit more than 2 if you're carting their mates around as well.

[Super Sywurm]

We had four bikes (three on top and one at the back) on a Venter trailer when we went down for the 2003 Argus.  The rig was custom built.

[Gen]

So I'm trying to think ahead to when everyone in the family will have bikes, my 2 year old will be getting her first bike for xmas and my 3 month old well not quite there yet . But just thinking eventually we will have 4 bikes to transport, do you get carriers for that? what options are out there? maybe for 4+?

For long trips

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

I'd just get a trailer and wodge a ladder frame on there for the bikes to rest on. Lock 'em up, and away you go...

[Sasquatch]

I go 3 on the back and one on the roof

[HOEKVLAG]

If you have a trailer, the easiest to fit 4 bikes are to have something fitted on top of it - there are various options available. I got one from Hanler Products and it works well, but you have to remove the front wheels. The nicest system I've seen was on a friend's trailer where he fitted a couple of Thule roof carriers on the trailer - but that works out pretty expensive.

 

If you don't have a trailer the 2 on top and 2 at the back like Droo said works pretty well!

[breaker]

Ya I reckon a trailer would be best, should be that hard to get something custom made up, not a fan of needing to take wheels off though.

[Winstonian1984]

I saw a flatbed trailer type contraption, cant remember where though, but if I do ill post a link