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08-29-2010, 09:34 AM
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Pics of our new Kuat NV bike rack on the 05 X5
        
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08-29-2010, 10:19 AM
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Very nice. Looks similar and seems to work the same as the one we got:
bike racks, bicycle carriers, roof basket, roof box We got very lucky on ours. It listed for 299 dollars and happened upon it on sale for 99! Do you have to bolt it to the reciever after you slide it into it? I do on ours so that it doesn't bounce around too much. A bit of a hassle.
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Cheers! Chris 03 X5 02 Acura 88 Mustang GT Ragtop 88 Campion Allante 195 99 Itasca 29
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08-29-2010, 04:02 PM
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I have read about these bike racks. it does sound like the company makes a good carrier. I have been trying to decide what type of rack I want for my X. I decided I was going to go with a hitch mount carrier. I have been looking at the yakima swing daddy. I like the idea of having a carrier that supports the bike from the wheels rather than the frame. However, I am going to be carrying 3-5 bikes when I use it. So, I think the swing daddy might be a better option for me.
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