A Few Different Yakima Roof Racks
Traveling is a lot of fun, but it's even more fun when people an bring along the things they need to have a great time. Bikes, skis, and other things could make a vacation much more affordable if they could be brought along. This is because the costs of renting these items are usually quite high when on vacation. The problem is that they take up a lot of space. However, a yakima roof rack makes it possible for people to bring their large items to Bowie, Baltimore, Vancouver, Chicago, Dallas, Texas, or wherever the vacation.
The Yakima Locking EZ Rider Railing Roof Rack Foot Pack, model number 8000137, is a great product. This yakima roof rack has SKS compatible locking, it fits raised or flush-mounted siderails that have an interior track, and and the locking tower fits easier to some factory racks that are usually very hard to find a fit for. It only weighs about 4.5 pounds, but it's extremely durable. It has the proper coating, so it will be able to deal with any kind of harsh weather that it endures. This particular roof rack can be purchased as a set of four for about $120.
The Bike Carrier Yakima Roof Rack Mount is also another great model. This particular item only fits on certain cars. It fits on Mazda Proteges that were made during 2002-2003, Mazda Tributes made during 2001-2005, and Mazda MPVs made during 2000-2005. Each rack holds up to one bike. It is made out of the proper membrane material to make sure it holds up in harsh weather. It weighs about sixteen pounds. Also, cross bars will have to be purchased in order for this item to work. This particular roof rack can be found being sold for about $130.
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The Yakima KingCobra Roof Mount Bike Rack, model number 8002084, is another model available today. It only comes in one size, and it can only hold one bike. It has the right kinds of coatings applied to it, too, to make sure it can handle any kind of weather. There are a few bars that curve and keep the front tire secure. There are also another rest keeps the other side of the front tire secure. There is also a strap that goes around the bottom of the back tire to keep it tightly secured to the rack. This item can be purchased for about $150. I hope this article has been beneficial to those looking for a yakima roof rack for their vehicle. |
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