Bike Racks
Would anybody know if there were such a thing that would safely fit onto a Mustang ? & Thank-You for taking the time. Ed
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i think with some careful placement you could put a universal trunk deal on it.
i have been wanting a roof rack system for mine though. would help dearly |
Awh there's always the back seat :bad: :doh:
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when i towed my fathers bike down to williamsburg va, it went in the trunk with the pass through. I want to get a thule or whichever roof rack though.
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It's an 80 mile round trip for me every Sunday to ride the mountain bike trails at Markham Park and I use a rack called Bones , which is made by Saris. I've never had any problems using it and I run 80 on the freeways getting there. I'll take a picture this Sunday while it's on the car and you can see how it fits ...
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I use a SportRack bike rack. Well-made hook-shaped thing that holds four bikes.
It fits in the square receiver of my Class 1 trailer hitch. I like it because nothing ever touches the car. I remove the front wheels from the bikes for more ground clearance. Craig |
Originally Posted by 05YellowGT
(Post 945249)
It's an 80 mile round trip for me every Sunday to ride the mountain bike trails at Markham Park and I use a rack called Bones , which is made by Saris. I've never had any problems using it and I run 80 on the freeways getting there. I'll take a picture this Sunday while it's on the car and you can see how it fits ...
These are indestructable and great fit without scratching up the car! http://www.cyclepath.ca/products/usr...-bones2-06.jpg |
OK , here's the pictures ... I use a piece of micro fiber cloth under each of the rubber feet. I also changed the side straps so they hook under the wheel well instead of the side of the trunk lid. As I said , I run 80-85mph and the bike doesn't move around at all ...
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Any idea as to the cost? Would it fit a bike like this:
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I got mine shortly after getting my car and that was almost 3 years ago so I don't remember exactly what I payed , but I think it was around $100 or a little less. The cost varies as to how many bikes it will hold , the red one above holds 3 bikes and cost a little more. As far a holding the bike you show , I think it probably would , but I can't say for sure. My cannondale is a full suspension too and I just put it on at an angle ...
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So even though it doesn't have the typical top bar in between the handle bars and the seat it works by tilting it?
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Tilt it, or just get one of these for around 30 bucks... An adapter for your bike so that it can be carried by one of these type bike racks.
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Originally Posted by 05YellowGT
(Post 948141)
I got mine shortly after getting my car and that was almost 3 years ago so I don't remember exactly what I payed , but I think it was around $100 or a little less. The cost varies as to how many bikes it will hold , the red one above holds 3 bikes and cost a little more. As far a holding the bike you show , I think it probably would , but I can't say for sure. My cannondale is a full suspension too and I just put it on at an angle ...
Hope you have some insight! :) |
Jason , mine sits dead center and on the flat surface , which is pretty solid so I don't get any dents. Are you putting the legs on the sloping surface , that may not be as solid ? I also put a piece of microfiber cloth under each foot , so there's no marring ...
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Originally Posted by 05YellowGT
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Jason , mine sits dead center and on the flat surface , which is pretty solid so I don't get any dents. Are you putting the legs on the sloping surface , that may not be as solid ? I also put a piece of microfiber cloth under each foot , so there's no marring ...
Thanks for the reply!! |
here are the prices for the bones kits
http://www.saris.com/c-15-.aspx |
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