by rackdawg on March 10, 2010
Photo of a 2006 Chevy HHR roof rack and ski-snowboard carrier. The Thule 45050 Crossroad car rack is mounted to the Chevrolet HHR factory side rails and the Thule 91725 universal Flat Top snowboard-ski rack is attached to the 45050 Crossroad crossbars.
Arriving at the ski slopes in style and without any worries about your skis and snowboards on the roof top is essential. This customer installation picture shows how it’s done with a 2006 Chevrolet HHR ski roof rack setup. The system includes the Thule 45050 Crossroad car rack attached to the Chevrolet HHR factory side rails and the Thule 91725 Flat Top ski rack-snowboard rack connected to the 45050 Crossroad roof rack cross bars. Locks are also included with these items so both the car rack is secure on the vehicle and the skiis and snowboards are safe inside the carrier.
2006 Chevrolet HHR car rack & ski rack install details
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Chevy HHR,
ski snowboard carrier,
Thule 45050 Crossroad,
Thule 91725
by rackdawg on March 10, 2010
Thule 480 Traverse roof rack system review by 'Andrea". She is using it as a 2003 Chevy Silverado pickup truck rack.
Overall Rating: 5 Stars (out of 5)
“I ordered the Thule 480 Traverse roof rack system for my husbands 2003 Chevy Silverado pickup truck and he was able to install the system and found it fairly easy to do. I also ordered the fairing because I think it makes the overall system look better and sportier. I am overall happy with my purchase, although I cannot compare it to the Yakima Racks system because I have never owned one but many canoeing enthusists tell me the Thule system is better than Yakima. The only suggestion I would make is that on the fairing they suggested that his truck would need the size Large and to me the fairing doesn’t look quite wide enough for his truck. After measuring it and looking at the meausurements for the xlarge I think the xlarge would have been the better choice because I think the fairings should go across the whole vehicle.”
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Chevy Silverado,
Thule 480 Traverse,
Truck Racks
by rackdawg on March 9, 2010
by rackdawg on October 6, 2009
Image of the Yakima HoldUp hitch mount bike rack installed on a 1.25 inch trailer hitch receiver. A perfect 2005 Chevy Impala bike rack choice.
This customer installation photo shows how easy it is to carry bikes using a hitch mount bike rack instead of having to mount the bikes up on a car roof top setup. This picture features a 2005 Chevy Impala hitch bike rack setup using the Yakima HoldUp attached to the Chevrolet Impala 1-1/4″ trailer hitch receiver. Much less effort having to load and unload bikes compared to what a Chevy Impala roof rack and bike carriers would require. The Yakima HoldUp also comes with locks to lock the hitch rack to the car and the bikes to the Yakima Hold Up.
2005 Chevy Impala bike rack install details
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bike hitch rack,
Yakima HoldUp
by rackdawg on October 5, 2009
Picture of Yakima Q Towers, Q87 clips & crossbars and also Yakima HullRaiser kayak rack and crossbar pads with rack straps, all used as a 2002 Chevy Malibu kayak roof rack system for hauling 2 kayaks.
This customer installation photo of a 2002 Chevy Malibu kayak roof rack system offers a nice visual image of the Yakima Q Towers, Q87 clips and pair of crossbars mounted to the Chevrolet Malibu roof top. Then for carrying one kayak the Yakima Hullraiser j-cradles kayak carrier is used. And for the other kayak a pair of Yakima Racks crossbar pads and car rack straps are used. Each kayak also has a pair of bow and stern tie-down straps attached for complete stability and worry free transport of the 2 kayaks.
2002 Chevy Malibu kayak car rack install details
Tagged as:
q clips,
Yakima Hullraiser
by rackdawg on October 4, 2009
by rackdawg on September 21, 2009
Q: I have a 2005 Chevy Tahoe with factory rack side rails only, no crossbars. What do you suggest for a 2005 Chevrolet tahoe roof rack to haul two 12′ recreational kayaks?
A: The Thule 450 Crossroad, Inno INFR and Yakima RailGrab multi-purpose base rack systems will all attach directly to your 2005 Chevy Tahoe factory rack side rails, converting your factory rack side rails into a sturdy base rack system capable of safely transporting your kayaks. The 58″ cross bars are the recommended length for your 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe roof top. You will then connect the kayak carriers to the cross bars.
Thule 450 CrossRoad Roof Rack System
Inno INFR Roof Rack System
Yakima RailGrab Roof Rack System
You can then choose any Thule, Yakima and Inno Racks roof mount kayak carriers. All connect directly to the multi-purpose car rack system front and rear crossbars bars listed above.
All Kayak Racks
An excellent easy loading kayak carrier system for your needs is the Thule 884 Roll Model. Works with all types of kayaks and uses one pair of sadles on the front load bar and a combination pair of saddles and a roller on the rear load bar . This set up provides the easiest most hassle free loading and unloading system available. If transporting 2 kayaks, you will want to order 2 sets of the 884 Roll Model.
Thule 884 Roll Model
The 835PRO Hull-A-Port is a great universal kayak rack attachment that uses a j-cradle design for easy loading/unloading of your kayak. A great feature of this kayak carrier is that it allows the cradles to fold down when not in use, avoiding any clearance issues such as a garage etc.
Thule 835PRO Hull-A-Port Kayak Carrier
The Inno INA444 Kayak Rack is a superb option if interested in an integrated kayak lock system to lock the kayak to the rack.
Inno INA444 Kayak Lock Rack
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Chevy Tahoe,
kayak rack
by rackdawg on September 19, 2009
Yakima HoldUp hitch mount bike rack review by 'Alan'. He is using the Yakima Hold Up as a 2000 Chevy Astro bike rack for carrying his electric bike.
This Yakima Racks HoldUp Hitch Mount Bike Rack Review is by ‘Alan’. He is using the Yakima Hold Up as a 2000 Chevrolet Astro bike rack for carrying an electric bike.
Overall Rating: 5 Stars (out of 5)
I was concerned that this rack wouldn’t hold my bike which is over 50 lbs. I have been disappointed with other racks that hold the bike upright but have had no issues with the hold-up. It doesn’t seem to damage the bike anywhere. It does need a strap to prevent the handlebars from hitting the rear window as there is some side to side movement during stop and go. It seems to get easier and easier with time to load. I am very happy with this purchase and the service I received from ORS Racks Direct.
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