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Yakima HullRaiser Aero Water Roof Rack w/ Tie Down
June 25, 2009
Write your answer here...The Hullraiser is a fantastic rack and it depends upon the bar width and capacity of your Factory rack. You will need to check with your factory load capacity to make sure hat you are not overloading the rack and exceeding the rack capcity. You can find this on your Roof rack, or in the owners manual. Though this is a great factory rack, you do need to stay within the load capacity of the Factory Rack.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
Yakima Little Joe 3 Bike Rack
June 2, 2009
Marie
the best way that I have found to lock your bike to your vehicle using a trunk rack is to purchase a seperate cable lock and use the tow loops that are typically on the bottom of your vehicles bumper. run the cable through the loops on the vehicle and then through the frame and wheels if possible. Typically the persin is trying to steal the bike. If you just want to leave the rack on the vehicle, there is no good solution, but the rack folds down in seconds and can be put into the back seat or in the trunk.
Yakima does offer a new rack called a Quickback that does come with a security cable that i attached to the rack and when you put the other end of it into the trunk or hatchback, secures the rack to the vehicle. This is a brand new rack and is also the most simple rack to put on and take off a vehicle. This may be something for you to look into.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
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