Bike racks again
04-08-2013, 04:32 PM
#16
Three Wheelin'
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that would be good. i think im looking at something similar for sale here but not sure. interested to know what security features it has.
04-08-2013, 04:44 PM
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Got Nothin'
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I can provide photos later of my bike, a full carbon road bike with carbon wheels on the 944.
For info just on the rack system, go to seasucker.com
For info just on the rack system, go to seasucker.com
04-10-2013, 11:48 AM
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04-10-2013, 01:29 PM
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11-30-2016, 12:41 PM
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Just thinking aloud, I have a ski rack I bought a few years back. The lower bracket uses the bumper mount. I'm wondering about knocking together one for the other side and then have an upright attach to each to hang 2 bikes across. have one that the quick release for the front wheel (which you remove) to bolt into and a cradle on the other one to hold the back of the bikes. Or something simpler?
I know there's lots of off the shelf options out there but am thinking of trying something different. Any thoughts?
I know there's lots of off the shelf options out there but am thinking of trying something different. Any thoughts?
11-30-2016, 11:05 PM
#24
Three Wheelin'
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My one is an early type. I would call it a 924 one. There is a later one with better clamps/fasteners for the skis.
12-05-2016, 12:40 AM
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Three Wheelin'
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Some photos I took in 2011
12-05-2016, 07:09 AM
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Three Wheelin'
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here i the later type. it looks much cleaner.
08-23-2017, 06:50 PM
#29
Burning Brakes
Hi guys,
I'm taking a vacation with my daughter to Martha's Vineyard next week, and I am seriously considering taking the 944 instead of my trusty Cayenne. Stupid or adventurous, I don't know which I am. I do need to figure out a way to bring our bikes up to the island, though, and I came across this old thread. It seems like the Yacama with the Q feet is the only viable option among currently available bike racks. What do you all think? Is it a good idea to strap two bikes to one of these things?
And while I have your attention, Is it a good idea to trust one of these cars for a 250 mile ride each way, and life on the island for a week? My car has been well serviced and it drives very well, plus it has a brand new battery, a brand new crank position sensor, and new spark plug wires.
I'm taking a vacation with my daughter to Martha's Vineyard next week, and I am seriously considering taking the 944 instead of my trusty Cayenne. Stupid or adventurous, I don't know which I am. I do need to figure out a way to bring our bikes up to the island, though, and I came across this old thread. It seems like the Yacama with the Q feet is the only viable option among currently available bike racks. What do you all think? Is it a good idea to strap two bikes to one of these things?
And while I have your attention, Is it a good idea to trust one of these cars for a 250 mile ride each way, and life on the island for a week? My car has been well serviced and it drives very well, plus it has a brand new battery, a brand new crank position sensor, and new spark plug wires.
08-24-2017, 01:43 AM
#30
Hi guys,
I'm taking a vacation with my daughter to Martha's Vineyard next week, and I am seriously considering taking the 944 instead of my trusty Cayenne. Stupid or adventurous, I don't know which I am. I do need to figure out a way to bring our bikes up to the island, though, and I came across this old thread. It seems like the Yacama with the Q feet is the only viable option among currently available bike racks. What do you all think? Is it a good idea to strap two bikes to one of these things?
And while I have your attention, Is it a good idea to trust one of these cars for a 250 mile ride each way, and life on the island for a week? My car has been well serviced and it drives very well, plus it has a brand new battery, a brand new crank position sensor, and new spark plug wires.
I'm taking a vacation with my daughter to Martha's Vineyard next week, and I am seriously considering taking the 944 instead of my trusty Cayenne. Stupid or adventurous, I don't know which I am. I do need to figure out a way to bring our bikes up to the island, though, and I came across this old thread. It seems like the Yacama with the Q feet is the only viable option among currently available bike racks. What do you all think? Is it a good idea to strap two bikes to one of these things?
And while I have your attention, Is it a good idea to trust one of these cars for a 250 mile ride each way, and life on the island for a week? My car has been well serviced and it drives very well, plus it has a brand new battery, a brand new crank position sensor, and new spark plug wires.