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will this fit a 2011 BMW 5 series. ...
PMC5616680
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will this fit a 2011 BMW 5 series. Pamela
Brandon Collett
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This fit guide from Yakima is a great resource. http://infolookup.yakima.com/
Is there any way this will fit on a 2000...
lan4694515
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Is there any way this will fit on a 2000 Pontiac Sunfire?
Matthew Niedermiller
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No, you will need to get a strap rack that has arms that move independently where the bikes rest. On this rack the only parts that move at the piece that actually touch the car. You will need to look at either the King Joe or Quickback models from Yakima. There are not any strap racks at that price that will work well for your car. You will need to spend at least $150.
does the trick
Rundy
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if you're looking to get a couple bikes from point a to b without spending a bunch of money this does the trick. Only thing I would change is making it compatible to adding stability cradles if an owner wanted to.
Trunk Rack
Dave Bowen
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After using a trunk rack for several months I started to see a good amount of trunk damage even though I was very careful in removal/installation. If you're going to be driving any kind of long distance then I'd reccommend a roof or a hitch system. They're more expensive, but will do less damage to your car and bikes
Does this bike rack fit a lexus es350?
mecollins
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Does this bike rack fit a lexus es350?
Dean Whitehead
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Hey there, no I don't think so... you need to get the KingJoe or Quickback...
Does this rack work on a hatchback? It was...
teneightyc1263378
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Does this rack work on a hatchback? It was recommended to me by a guy who has it on a Subaru Forester. I have a Mazda 3.
Rundy
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yea it would. it comes with glass mount straps and a list of how to set it up for your car model.
Anyone know if this rack can go on a Mazda...
lau3103019
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Anyone know if this rack can go on a Mazda Protege 5 hatchback? The rack I had for a car with a trunk does not fit on the Protege hatchback. Any suggestions?
Dean Whitehead
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I don't think so... check you year...
I have a general question about rear mount...
pj1085215
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I have a general question about rear mount bike racks - can they be easily installed and removed? Or once installed they have to be on your car. I need a rack that I can quickly install if I plan on taking my bike on a trip. I don't often do it, but situations have come up.
Ryan Hamilton
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Yes, they basically have a couple of clips that pop on and off with the additional of a couple of straps. I'd say about 1 or 2 minutes at most.
Will this bike rack fit on a Honda Odessey...
Denise Peek
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Will this bike rack fit on a Honda Odessey van 2004?
Arthur Debowski
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No, this is not compatible with the 2004 Odyssey.
I have a 2005 toyota corolla s with a...
Steve
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I have a 2005 toyota corolla s with a spoiler Will this rack fit this car
Will this rack fit on a 2002 Saturn SL1?
aom3284321
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Will this rack fit on a 2002 Saturn SL1?
Jesse Lind
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Check Yakima's website (www.yakima.com) for specific fit info for your vehicle. Their vehicle fit guide is excellent.
Perfectly suited
fri3932088
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This is the same model my parents used growing up to transport us and our bikes on camping trips, and it holds up just as well as I remember. I have an odd-shaped bike and this rack makes it transportable without buying a separate attachment such as a straight bar (although I might invest in one in the future as they make it easier to load the bike). I have already made several short trips and one long and had no problems. Enjoy!
Would this rack work with a hatch back on...
Edward Stoklannd
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Would this rack work with a hatch back on a Toyota Prius?
Not So Much
Dave Bowen
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The money you save by getting this cheaper rack will catch up to you over time with collapses and damage done to bikes. Save for a while and get one with bike stabilizers-it will pay for itself over and over.
Does this include the Glass Hatch Hooks...
Merebea Danforth
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Does this include the Glass Hatch Hooks as indicated on the Yakima website, or do those need to be purchased separately?
Cory Guru
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These do INCLUDE glass hatch hooks for glass trunk or gate mounts.
Great Bike Rack
Fernando Octavio Brendinberger
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Got this when we owned a sedan.
Works great as described; very solid mount.
What are the differences between the Little...
Richard Fleischer
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What are the differences between the Little Joe 3 and the Super Joe 3?
Dakka
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The Super Joe has "Yakima Stable Cradles" in conjunction with the six strap system which hold the bikes in place.
Will this fit on a mercedes C230 Kompressor-not...
liz2558815
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Will this fit on a mercedes C230 Kompressor-not sedan but the hatchback model.
Is there a way to lock the rack to the car...
Marie
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Is there a way to lock the rack to the car ? I have the rack and I'm always afraid to leave the bikes on since someone could take the bikes and the rack.
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rtk2620557
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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.
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