ALright, so a couple members have been asking me about my rack setup. THis is exactly how it's currently sitting, IT gets switched around a good bit, but at the moment, this is what's been working for me best this summer.
Qtower set
Q102 clips
48"Xbars
2 Viper fork-mount racks (these allow for disc brake calipers to clear)
1 Cutthroat fork-mount (I've actually usually got a Copperhead but I must've lent it to a friend or something.)
2 wheelforks
Small fairing. (38" I believe?) It's a bit small I think yakima now reccommends the larger 44" one. Wish I had it...
THere's room for 4 bikes if you stagger them (front/back) but this way for one looks much cleaner, and mostly, just functions decently. There is a bit of handlebar contact issues, but fortunately the guys I ride with vary in height enough (from 5'3 to 6'8") that we can generally make 'em work without issue.
In winter, I've got a Big Powderhound that will fit 4 boards or 2board/2pr ski's etcetc... It generally goes on one of the sides which leaves room for 2 bikes on the other side if you mount one rack outside of the tower.
Qtower set
Q102 clips
48"Xbars
2 Viper fork-mount racks (these allow for disc brake calipers to clear)
1 Cutthroat fork-mount (I've actually usually got a Copperhead but I must've lent it to a friend or something.)
2 wheelforks
Small fairing. (38" I believe?) It's a bit small I think yakima now reccommends the larger 44" one. Wish I had it...
THere's room for 4 bikes if you stagger them (front/back) but this way for one looks much cleaner, and mostly, just functions decently. There is a bit of handlebar contact issues, but fortunately the guys I ride with vary in height enough (from 5'3 to 6'8") that we can generally make 'em work without issue.
In winter, I've got a Big Powderhound that will fit 4 boards or 2board/2pr ski's etcetc... It generally goes on one of the sides which leaves room for 2 bikes on the other side if you mount one rack outside of the tower.
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