| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 370.1 | call nashbar | TSG::HATCHER | | Tue Jun 30 1987 12:59 | 5 |
| Call Bike Nashbar, the mail order guys at 1-800-345-BIKE. They
have racks for almost everything.
bob
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| 370.2 | Try the Bean Bible... | VIDEO::LEMIRE | Time o'your life, eh kid? | Tue Jun 30 1987 13:06 | 17 |
| I'm not sure about an S-10 but I have a Jeep Cherokee (similar)
and I bought a rack out of the L.L. Bean catalog which suits my
purposes just fine. It hooks to the topof the rear door (I'm not
sure if the Blazer has the right kind of door for this) and under
the bumper.
If you or anyone decides on this rack, I have a tip. I thought
that the extra long straps (which are supposed to be used to tie
down the bikes) were bush league so I made some custom straps from
nylon webbing and velcro. I was rather impressed with myself until
I looked through the latest Nashbar catalog and found almost the
same thing (actually theirs were better -> made with elactic and
velcro) called "pant leg straps" or some such thing. And at a fraction
of what it cost me to make my own!
Good luck!
Tom
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| 370.3 | Nashbar's in-bed carrier | BAEDEV::RECKARD | | Wed Jul 01 1987 07:27 | 3 |
| Re: Bike Nashbar
I just looked at my most recent catalog - they show a rack (for two?)
that fits IN the bed, not on the back.
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| 370.4 | Back or Bumper mount... | MOSAIC::WASSER | John A. Wasser | Wed Jul 01 1987 09:06 | 7 |
| A regular trunk-mount rack (see "Adjust-A-Porter III" for $21.74
in Nashbar catalog #49) should fit on the back of most vehicles.
All it would need would be an edge put a hook over.
An alternative is a bumper-mount rack (see "Bac-Rac-Plus III"
for $27.20 in Nashbar catalog #49).
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