2019 Bourton Cycle Rack

I have a 2019 Bourton with 2 cycle rack fixing bars on the rear panel , can anyone tell me which cycle rack will fit ?
Many thanks .

Hi,
The  pre mounted rails on the Bourton (and Corinium )  are for the Fiamma Carry Bike CN. Leisure outlet.com on line has them for sale at £202. It is a easy DIY installation.

The rails are approx 475 mm apart plus or minus. You have to mount the vertical supports, adjusting them to the individual distance between the rails and then drill and fit 2 bolts to lock the length.
Once the vertical supports are on you can then mount the horizontal elements

Before fitting the vertical elements, pull of the 4 plastic end caps, unscrew the 4 x small retainer tabs and screw, then pull out the 4 x main locating pins. This allows you to pull out the 4 x plastic oval shaped covers over the rack mounting holes. Don’t try to prise out the grey plastic covers until the locating pins are removed
Place the vertical supports in place and reinsert the locating pins retainer tabs and screws, before fitting the horizontal elements.

ericshaw wrote:I have a 2019 Bourton with 2 cycle rack fixing bars on the rear panel , can anyone tell me which cycle rack will fit ?
Many thanks .

As has previously been reported ( [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] )  you may find that when loaded with bikes your rear number plate and rear lights may be obscured hence requiring a lighting board which will require a suitable  plug etc

Oops Caraman pipped my post!!

If you fit a bike rack you will almost certainly need a lighting board.  There is a long thread here about it:

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May thanks for all useful info .

If you are going to put E-bikes on the rack it might be worth looking at the Fiamma Pro C E-Bike rack. Also the Fiamma Licence Plate Holder Part No. 06146A01- is easy to install, but quite expensive, and can be folded down when the rack is in the up position.