All boxes should fit. They are pretty much universal. The Aero bars have little T adaptors which slide into the bar grooves, then screw into the roofbox.
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Has anyone had any experience with a roof bag? Apparently there's no need for any roof bars, just wondered if they were any good.
I've also got a family holiday coming up but don't fancy spending a few hundred quid if I don't have too.
I've also got a family holiday coming up but don't fancy spending a few hundred quid if I don't have too.
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There's no way i'd just strap a bag to the roof - sure way to scratch it - and at £90+ it's not even that cheap!
what would scratch it? If the roof is clean and there’s a protective mat there’s nothing to scratch it
There is some cheaper ones around £60/£70
A clean microfibre will leave scratches/swirls if you're not careful.
The "protective" mat will probably cause some form of damage
It was a KAMEI Husky L box. Looking online it looks like it is rated at around 330 litres. I bought it in 2013 so i think this model has been replaced by the Husky 330.
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