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Thru axle is super easy with a ("Fork Up" pictured) adapter. Seasucker has been great - use it very often at both around town and highway speeds. Each cup is pull rated at 210 pounds - my mini bomber with one bike has 5 cups holding it on - it's not going anywhere.
Thule proride here, fits little street tires and my buddy's 29x3.0 MTB tires. It's the best I could find for the full range of mountain bike tire and frame sizes
What height bolt size did you go with when ordering? Wondering if a flush mount can be used with the Porsche bars. Guessing the bars have a T slot? I'm in the dark as don't pick up my 991.2 4s until Tuesday along with the roof bars. Also was hoping to convert my hitch 1up racks to roof but being told not possible. Thank you!!!
I used the 1.5 inch bolts. I did not use the T slot, because I did not want to cut the rubber gasket. I swap to ski racks in the winter. If you don't put the rubber gasket in it makes a lot of noise. With the longer bolts I have to adjust one to the right height by hand, then tighten the other which pulls everything snug. I can't tighten the front bolt with wrench. Not sure if that makes sense.
Also you want a couple rubber stick-on rubber dots to stop the arms from vibrating.
Thule proride here, fits little street tires and my buddy's 29x3.0 MTB tires. It's the best I could find for the full range of mountain bike tire and frame sizes
Looks nice but I don't want to clamp the carbon frames.
Looks nice but I don't want to clamp the carbon frames.
Resurrecting this older thread. The clamping of carbon frames is my issues too. So is 1Up the only option? I had one of their old trainers years ago, and top quality stuff, but just want to make sure I can fit a nice carbon 29" duel suspension mountain bike on this thing.
Resurrecting this older thread. The clamping of carbon frames is my issues too. So is 1Up the only option? I had one of their old trainers years ago, and top quality stuff, but just want to make sure I can fit a nice carbon 29" duel suspension mountain bike on this thing.
Scroll up... I have a picture of a IBIS Ripley LS full suspension 29" (2.4 tires). I use it all the time, easy to load, very stable. It's a very slim rack.
Scroll up... I have a picture of a IBIS Ripley LS full suspension 29" (2.4 tires). I use it all the time, easy to load, very stable. It's a very slim rack.
Looks like 1up USA is the answer. Ordered. They're running a bit behind schedule right now due to the demand (good for them!), but looks like it'll be worth the wait. Thanks!
Bringing back old thread again. How works the sea suckers work on a car with the light weight rear glass? Or a more actuate question, odd the light weight rear glass on the 911T strong enough?
first a PSA - the part number for the RTS has been replaced and is now 992-860-159-OK1 (this is the one that comes with the bag). I unfortunately know the difference between the packaging as the old part broke on me similar to the folks that posted before.
we had a successful maiden voyage today with the ProRide XT on flush mount in the T slots. Pic attached. Seems pretty sturdy although they do away a little over bumps.
I use the RockyMounts Tomahawk. Somewhat bulky but I also prefer to keep the wheels on like others here as I ride both mountain and gravel bikes with through axles with sizes that change at the whim of the bike industry. I just ordered a 1up hitch rack for the wife’s SUV however and very excited for it - their products are well designed.
08-19-2019, 05:14 PM
