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Yes, they're fitted by specific model and you can get them to tailor to specific needs if required, they're not cheap for the full extended version £100 + but cheaper than a decent roof rack and less faff to be honest ( I can leave bike in boot of car without having to park it within eyesight at trail cafes now for e.g)

Hatchbag didn't have my model of car (Octavia) but Rhino did. was made and delivered in a couple of weeks. They're originally aimed at dog owners but figured if it can withstand a dog then gear for hobbies will be no problem, might also get a heavy duty boot-mat just for extra protection.

http://www.hatchbag.co.uk/

http://rhinoukbootlinersltd.co.uk/

Rhino website is not the best but it's legit and feels / looks premium.
 
Started ordering parts from Overclockers after seeing their stand at BETT. Didn't get any Haribo with our first order sadly. But was made up for with the next one.

 
postbox said:
Yes, they're fitted by specific model and you can get them to tailor to specific needs if required, they're not cheap for the full extended version £100 + but cheaper than a decent roof rack and less faff to be honest ( I can leave bike in boot of car without having to park it within eyesight at trail cafes now for e.g)

Hatchbag didn't have my model of car (Octavia) but Rhino did. was made and delivered in a couple of weeks. They're originally aimed at dog owners but figured if it can withstand a dog then gear for hobbies will be no problem, might also get a heavy duty boot-mat just for extra protection.

http://www.hatchbag.co.uk/

http://rhinoukbootlinersltd.co.uk/

Rhino website is not the best but it's legit and feels / looks premium.
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Great stuff, thanks!
 
After posting many times in the gaming chair section, I bought this:

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Whoever designed the instructions needs a good shake, but it was good enough for me to get it together. Very solid, very supportive and most of all, very comfortable. The cushioning on the top right of the chair in the pictures is a little crumpled, I have since sorted that as it was folded into itself and I'm now too lazy to retake the pictures. :p

Castors are also their locking castors which do an excellent job to stop me rolling away when hitting the brakes too hard when using the wheel. :D
 
Got this today for the car - then noticed it had a scouring side and a buffing side - Might use it in shower now and get another for car -;);););)


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Ryan-3 said:
After posting many times in the gaming chair section, I bought this:

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FW57EeL.jpg

Whoever designed the instructions needs a good shake, but it was good enough for me to get it together. Very solid, very supportive and most of all, very comfortable. The cushioning on the top right of the chair in the pictures is a little crumpled, I have since sorted that as it was folded into itself and I'm now too lazy to retake the pictures. :p

Castors are also their locking castors which do an excellent job to stop me rolling away when hitting the brakes too hard when using the wheel. :D
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You have peaked my attention. The chair I've had for years is starting to be annoying and the locking castors would be handy. (I'm sure it's the reason I'm rubbish at racing games)
 
A day in Club Wembley:

Order summary

Date of order: 12 April 2016 02:41PM

We have received your order for 1 ticket(s) to Non-League Finals Day 2016 Sun 22 May 2016, kick off 12:15 pm, Wembley Stadium connected by EE.

Total price: £30.00
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You have peaked my attention. The chair I've had for years is starting to be annoying and the locking castors would be handy. (I'm sure it's the reason I'm rubbish at racing games)
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This chair is shaped a bit like a bucket seat with good leg support. It hugs your legs and shoulders (if you're quite broad) and is very supportive for the back. I haven't tried the lumbar support, although I found the neck/head pad a bit useless so threw it in the cupboard. The back is adjustable from head between your knees to so far back it will tip over and the arms are equally adjustable for up/down and in/out.
 
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This chair is shaped a bit like a bucket seat with good leg support. It hugs your legs and shoulders (if you're quite broad) and is very supportive for the back. I haven't tried the lumbar support, although I found the neck/head pad a bit useless so threw it in the cupboard. The back is adjustable from head between your knees to so far back it will tip over and the arms are equally adjustable for up/down and in/out.
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Sounds good, Very tempted to replace the knackered office chair!
 
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