Seasucker bike rack OK for long trips at high speed?
#31
Race Car
I've been a huge fan for years and have done long drives with not a single issue!
#33
Racer
#35
Also, glad to hear the suction cups worked. But like a few others, I am much happier with the OEM roof bars. They mount to dedicated bolt holes in little bars that swing up from under rubber trim on the roof. After installing, I will say that I have never seen or felt a more secure setup. It feels like the bars are welded to the frame ;-). This set up is much nicer than the average Thule or Yakima setup that hooks over the edge of the roof and into the window frame.
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YellowDieselGolf (04-05-2020)
#39
Burning Brakes
I got a Sea Sucker rack for my 991.2 C2s but was for mountain biking and in the end I could not do it as I did not want to trash my 911 with trail dirt. Bought a Subaru Crosstrek, installed a hitch, and use a Kuat hitch rack. I have no problem getting the Crosstrek dirty The Sea Sucker racks are nice though.
#41
Has anyone mounted the rear wheel cup to the motorized spoiler?
I tried out the standard mount locally but the spacing front window to roll bar on my targa was just a bit too long for the bike and mounting to the rear side of the car would put the rear wheel on the spoiler which deployed automatically above 60mph.
alternative is the Komodo I guess.
I tried out the standard mount locally but the spacing front window to roll bar on my targa was just a bit too long for the bike and mounting to the rear side of the car would put the rear wheel on the spoiler which deployed automatically above 60mph.
alternative is the Komodo I guess.
#42
@Paul Love Would you mind taking some measurements of the suction cup placement? I wonder if the Komodo will work on a cabriolet. I haven't had any success finding anything yet. I ended up taking both wheels off and taping up the sharp bits to haul it inside the 991.