Fat Bike Roof Rack Thule

This hitch mounted platform style rack is fat bike ready no extra adapters required.

Fat bike roof rack thule.

In order to use the t2 with your fat bike you will also have to purchase the fat tire kit 919 49 95 for each bike. Thule t2 pro xt pros thule has earned its respected reputation with high quality products like the t2 pro xt. Thule s car bike racks come in different types and can be mounted on your roof hitch towbar or on your trunk. With everything from fork mounted carriers that include thru axle options to frame or wheel mounted roof bike racks.

1up usa makes bike and cargo racks along with rollers and trainers. Thule classic hitch rack review. Continue reading 7. Thule fat tire kit upgrade kit for carrying fat bikes on a thule t2 platform hitch rack.

A set of replacement wheel holders for the thule proride bike carrier fits wheel dimensions 3 5 to enable transport of fatbikes technical specifications. The roof bike rack range from thule gives you a full choice of different mounting and loading unloading options. The quik rack won our hitch rack shootout last summer as the best fat bike rack in the universe. Thule hitch bike racks are easy to install and use with the option to carry 1 to 5 bikes.

You can purchase the thule t2 that is compatible with either a 1 inch or a 2 inch hitch adapter. They mount to the receiver hitch so no base rack is needed. If you already have a car roof rack it may be a more convenient choice as you only need to add the bike roof rack. This lightweight easy to load rack lets you transport 1 fat bike on your roof rack crossbars.

By spinner on november 28 2016 in accessories. If you already own a roof rack a roof bike rack could be the simplest solution however a trunk or hitch mounted rack is often easier to load and unload and suits heavier bikes. It has a padded clamp with torque limiter that holds your bike by the downtube without over tightening. The t2 pro xt holds your bikes by the wheels not the frame so you don t have to worry about scratching your bike while you drive.