Chevron board? (1 Viewer)

[Baycott]

I don't know if that's the right name for it. I'm after the board we should fix to the rear of the bikes when traveling abroad.
How important is this?
We are going to Italy on Wed and it has just crossed my mind that we should have one in place.
Been to Halfrauds and they didn't know what I was talking about
Can anyone tell me where I can buy one and what is the proper name for it?

TIA
John.

 

[Mel]

A must in Italy
Also must have 4 reflectors or the hole bourd must be reflective

 

[Techno]

To be risk free you need an aluminium one for Italy
Look on johns cross website

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[Deleted member 29692]

I think this is what you want.

http://www.fiammastore.com/Fiamma-Cycle-Carrier-Accessories/Fiamma-Carry-Bike-Rear-warning-Signal

 

[Techno]

Make sure you get your FUN discount
http://www.johnscross.co.uk/fiamma-rear-warning-sign-aluminium.html

 

[Baycott]

Thanks guys. Johns Cross has them in stock.
On my way over there now

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[Nirvanauk]

Just driving down the A26 from Calais to Troyes and my wife said something is flapping at the back. The next minute my reflective board disappeared down the road and out of sight!
So much for my special reef knots!
So if you see it then you are welcome to it. Trouble is I no longer have one

 

[Lenny HB]

If you use it in the UK make sure you fit it the correct way round, stripes should point downwards towards the offside lane, most people are numpties and fit them the same as they would abroad.

 

[DBK]

I'm a numpty. Mine's set up for Europe and I leave it like that. I do more miles there than the UK.

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[Emmit]

Ours is a plastic corrugated jobbie which I reinforced with 2mm ply glued to the back. No folding this one!

 

[Vlad The Impaler]

DBK ,Picking and choosing which laws or regulation you follow is not big or clever and not recommended !
This is the view of a reckless individual and not the view of the forum.



Vlad

 

[Badknee]

DBK ,Picking and choosing which laws or regulation you follow is not big or clever and not recommended !
This is the view of a reckless individual and not the view of the forum.



Vlad

I think your quite right Vlad, he should be deported to the South of Spain right now, well his board will be the right way round anyway.

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[JJ]

I was told (three years ago) that I must have one and that disaster would overcome me if I didn't fasten it to my bike on the bike rack...

In a really, really WEAK moment I bought one (€8!)...

I keep it in the "boot".

(But then, I drive in bare feet too...)


JJ

 

[Chockswahay]

DBK ,Picking and choosing which laws or regulation you follow is not big or clever and not recommended !
This is the view of a reckless individual and not the view of the forum.
Vlad

Haha, burn him in Hell Vlad, live up to the name

 

[Baycott]

Well, I am now legal and have a reflective board.
Thanks @Johns_Cross_Motorhomes for the discount
@lennyhb I will ensure its the correct way round

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[davidbaldam]

I fit mine with cable ties that way my old sailor knots don't come undone.

 

[busby]

I use bungie straps....BUSBY....

 

[DBK]

If the projection is less than a metre you are not required to have any reflective end marker in the UK. Over two metres you can fit a single triangular end marker as shown on page 7 of this: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa..._marking_COP_for_SO_VR1_STGO_and_CU_loads.pdf Where it says the orientation of the marker is not stated, i.e. which way the stripes should point although you are also supposed to fit lights on the corners. You can also fit square or rectangular markers in pairs, and these are normally shown with the stripes pointing downwards to the corners of the vehicle.

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