Recent content by morris1981

Hi bertieboy1, Am I right in saying, you have found a case where a detachable towbar is NOT compatible with an Alko Stabiliser? If so, can you give more details please ? i.e. what car and which alko As a towbar centre who has always told customers the detachable towbar is compatible with...

I used to use a tomtom, but now it's all about google maps on the smartphone, accurate and uptodate maps, plus I love the fact I hardly ever need a postcode anymore. with google maps you just type the place e.g. alton towers...and it finds pretty much any destination, Using it drains battery...

Yes, you are both right. The additional noseweight is a problem and it kind of undermines the maxxraxx's biggest sell point which is towing and carrying at the same time. ok for lightweight trailers maybe, but probably not the best option for caravan

MaxxRaxx do bike racks which mount on a plate behind the towball - meaning you can tow and carry bikes at the same time. http://www.maxxraxx.co.uk/bike_racks_car_cycle_carriers_products/info_prem_max2_flange.html

Hi, I'm Moiz from Nottingham. I'm one of the directors at an auto spares company- we fit towbars. I'm currently writing our blogso I've joined the forum to find interesting topics for that. I'll also help where I can with towbar questions.

Just a note on this: if your caravan is Alko, then the swan neck is not your only option. You can often save money by opting for a flange (2-bolt) fixing towbar but with an alko-compatible (long reach) towball.