Roadies... what roof rack are you using?
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I prefer using the Peloton as its fork mount, and feels more secure when the bike is strapped in.
Bigmouth just has 2 straps holding the wheels and a arm that "holds" the downtube of the bike....so it's not exactly the firmest grip, with the large downtube...
I use the fork mount most of the time, but when I'm feeling lazy and don't want to take the front wheel off I use the Bigmouth.
All in all happy with both trays. =)
Bigmouth just has 2 straps holding the wheels and a arm that "holds" the downtube of the bike....so it's not exactly the firmest grip, with the large downtube...
I use the fork mount most of the time, but when I'm feeling lazy and don't want to take the front wheel off I use the Bigmouth.
All in all happy with both trays. =)
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If you are looking for a rack system, I just finished installing mine.
this is where I got the idea from:
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2027170
this is where I got the idea from:
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2027170
#21
thule blows, yakima is where its at. i got the yakima king cobras, have been using them for over 4 years with all my carbon bikes, no problems what so ever. whole bike up on the car is the way to go, not sure if they make the king kobra any more but this is what would be equaliviant to it. orsracksdirect.com is the best site too the "front loader"
what i am doing soon is gonna get a hitch mount, get worse mileage with a roof rack.
what i am doing soon is gonna get a hitch mount, get worse mileage with a roof rack.
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