Real World Boot and Storage Test including Golf Clubs

[OhBaxter]

Great work!

I imagine we'll see a new thread soon after customer deliveries get underway "What have you carried in/on your Emira". The equivalent Evora thread just had a chap post about carrying his collapsible kayak across the +2 rear seats!

I'm going to see if I can get a bike in the back of the Emira. As I have the seat a long way forward and have a small-framed bike it might just be possible. Otherwise it'll go on the roof with the Seasucker mounts.

Every man needs a canoe

 

[695 to Emira]

Great work!

I imagine we'll see a new thread soon after customer deliveries get underway "What have you carried in/on your Emira". The equivalent Evora thread just had a chap post about carrying his collapsible kayak across the +2 rear seats!

I'm going to see if I can get a bike in the back of the Emira. As I have the seat a long way forward and have a small-framed bike it might just be possible. Otherwise it'll go on the roof with the Seasucker mounts.

Let me know about the bike please! And the chance of getting a Scott Spark in the back….

 

[frazzer]

Let me know about the bike please! And the chance of getting a Scott Spark in the back

Both wheels off I guess it might go, my Orbea Rise about the same size

 

[kitkat]

Let me know about the bike please! And the chance of getting a Scott Spark in the back

Great work!

I imagine we'll see a new thread soon after customer deliveries get underway "What have you carried in/on your Emira". The equivalent Evora thread just had a chap post about carrying his collapsible kayak across the +2 rear seats!

I'm going to see if I can get a bike in the back of the Emira. As I have the seat a long way forward and have a small-framed bike it might just be possible. Otherwise it'll go on the roof with the Seasucker mounts.

I’m imagining — a padded moving blanket — both wheels off and handle bars turned 90 degrees. I’m afraid it’s just too small back there still.

 

[TomE]

I’m imagining — a padded moving blanket — both wheels off and handle bars turned 90 degrees. I’m afraid it’s just too small back there still.

Yes. This is how you do it in an Evora:

Or on the roof with a Seasucker mount:

 

[Tonyshepp]

Yes. This is how you do it in an Evora:

Or on the roof with a Seasucker mount:

Tom that photo looks like you are living rough in your Evora

 

[wallstbear]

Now can someone show an emira with a wife a nanny and two kids please?

 

[kitkat]

Yes. This is how you do it in an Evora:

Or on the roof with a Seasucker mount:

LOL, alright I'll stick to my Komodo rack on the back window. I can stuff it in the car if I need to leave the bike unattended.

 

[ksegg]

I'm pretty concerned about the leather used for the seats. The side bolsters (from what I've seen so far) look like they'll wear out extremely fast. I shouldn't see any creasing at all on a new car.

 

[Porter]

Yes. This is how you do it in an Evora:

Or on the roof with a Seasucker mount:

With the exhaust exit to the sides rather than centered, I wonder if there's a way to engineer a small hitch receiver in the rear for a bike rack. My aluminum 1UP USA rack would work beautifully on the back of the Emira if a hitch attachment could be figured out. The one on my BMW attaches underneath (Stealth Hitch).

Here's a 1UP on an older 911:

 

[kitkat]

With the exhaust exit to the sides rather than centered, I wonder if there's a way to engineer a small hitch receiver in the rear for a bike rack. My aluminum 1UP USA rack would work beautifully on the back of the Emira if a hitch attachment could be figured out. The one on my BMW attaches underneath (Stealth Hitch).

Here's a 1UP on an older 911:
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I'm sure something could be rigged up, at one point I even had a hitch receiver mounted up to the bumper support beam and hidden behind the license plate and had the license plate mounted on strong magnets.

 

[vision]

I'm sure something could be rigged up, at one point I even had a hitch receiver mounted up to the bumper support beam and hidden behind the license plate and had the license plate mounted on strong magnets.

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God give me strength!!!

 

[kitkat]

God give me strength!!!

What's troubling you honey?

 

[Eagle7]

I'd be more concerned about leaving my Emira parked somewhere while off riding a bike.

 

[Daz]

Instead of worry about getting your bike in/on/behind your Emira to transport it from A to B, I’ve had an idea . Why not ride your bike from A to B

 

[kitkat]

Instead of worry about getting your bike in/on/behind your Emira to transport it from A to B, I’ve had an idea . Why not ride your bike from A to B

I have no problem doing 120 miles+ for fun times on the bike but sometimes I've just got time constraints or want to go somewhere different or ride one of my bikes that aren't a ton of fun to do road miles on.

 

[frazzer]

Yes. This is how you do it in an Evora:

Or on the roof with a Seasucker mount:

I've (foolishly) gone for ice grey interior, not sure 1st option is a good idea for a mtb caked in mud! maybe very dry summer rides would be ok

 

[695 to Emira]

I'd be more concerned about leaving my Emira parked somewhere while off riding a bike.

Some bikes are harder to get than an Emira….

 

[Leonard]

Seems about right we should hold sports cars to some sort of similar standard, involving hard guitar cases... possibly even drum kits.
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Boxsters are perfect for this.
Guitar in boot, amp in frunk and hood down on way to gig to get that big rock hair look

 

[Leonard]

Some bikes are harder to get than an Emira….

And make an Emira look cheap...