Rack suggestions, want flexibility to haul canoe as well
12-26-16, 11:22 PM
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Rack suggestions, want flexibility to haul canoe as well
Any rack suggestions for a 2011 Honda Odyssey?
Would like flexibility to haul canoe as well.
Looking at a few systems and wonder what folks have used successfully.
Thanks
Would like flexibility to haul canoe as well.
Looking at a few systems and wonder what folks have used successfully.
Thanks
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Roof rack is what's next.
Lot's of stuff out there, Thule and Yakima are the leaders also the priciest. Then there's Rocky Mounts and others.
At a very basic level, a foot kit with adapters for the vehicle, plus load bars. Then strap/tie the canoe down. Then for cycling, a set of bike trays in either a fork mount, an upright with a downtube clamp (least recommended), or the newer wheel bracket design. Plus a small ladder to gain access to the roof on a tall vehicle.
Rack Attack - Rack Attack - Your Car Rack and Trailer Hitch Experts
E-Trailers - Bike Racks and Bike Accessories | etrailer.com
Then all the assorted outdoors folks, REI, EMS, Campmor, LL Bean, Cabela's,
Plus most of the on-line cycling sites carry stuff.
Lot's of stuff out there, Thule and Yakima are the leaders also the priciest. Then there's Rocky Mounts and others.
At a very basic level, a foot kit with adapters for the vehicle, plus load bars. Then strap/tie the canoe down. Then for cycling, a set of bike trays in either a fork mount, an upright with a downtube clamp (least recommended), or the newer wheel bracket design. Plus a small ladder to gain access to the roof on a tall vehicle.
Rack Attack - Rack Attack - Your Car Rack and Trailer Hitch Experts
E-Trailers - Bike Racks and Bike Accessories | etrailer.com
Then all the assorted outdoors folks, REI, EMS, Campmor, LL Bean, Cabela's,
Plus most of the on-line cycling sites carry stuff.
