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Paul if you're two up and travelling overnight you definitely require a removable rack together with a water-tight luggage option - we also needed the boot space too. I meant you don't *want* the rack per se* - you want the luggage space and the rack is just one means of adding luggage space... I quit like Phil's alternative rack and was thinking out of the box in a similar way... a bag that fits over / is secured by the hoops. Extends back by a foot or 2. Kept above the paintwork... * of course if you load other stuff like a spare front wheel on your rack then that is a different story!
Are the Aussie hoops a different diameter or simply taller?
Taller + padded.
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Ahh, Paul, the written word - regards an extended version of Phils alternative rack, think of the moment you're placing on the roll hoops by taking any support rearward - As for tailored options I'd like to see a beetle back tailored boot bag to fit within the boot space allowing complete shape Whatever is fitted, It's got to be able to carry this light load 
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LOL! Yes you need a rack for the “kitchen sink” for sure!
True you need to consider roll bar loadings. But I suspect they are happier taking a load vs the rear boot ... then again the Morgan Park bootlid rack seems very neat.
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I've been considering a rack after seeing someone's at a local cars and coffee that they used to hold a spare front wheel. Looked sharp and practical. Anyone here doing that?
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I've used much the same system for the stock rack. Two roll tube clamps to hold the netting in the window space. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/aaf-all99161/overview/They work well and have not moved. More than adequate to hold the weight.
What's your mileage? Who cares. Is it practical? See #1. What happens when it rains? You get wet.
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I’ve followed Michael’s recommendations and polished the clamps to match the roll hoops: they look terrific and function very well! https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MuvFjbNRmQbGbzSNSSrxOk1ePN7sbBfbrQ
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Looks a neat polished fitting. - nice one👍
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Clamps look great but where did the seat-belts go?
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Clamps look great but where did the seat-belts go? I carefully put them behind the seatback - never really used them and prefer the clean look. 😎
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Clamps look great but where did the seat-belts go? I carefully put them behind the seatback - never really used them and prefer the clean look. 😎 Ah another organ donor 
Keith
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