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Old 06-14-2010, 11:28 AM
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Nice bikes guys! I'm riding a Specialized Stumpy 29er and love to ride single track around the NOVA area. The dog's put on a few miles and can't keep up any more so I have to pull her along.
I'm currently trying to figure out how to get my buddies bike on my X since he's got the 20mm thru axle. I don't have a hitch and I can't lock his front fork on my Yakima bike rack since the fork is a 20mm and not the standard QR fork.
Does anyone have any experience with the BMW OEM Touring MTB rack? That way I can leave the front wheel on the bike and mount it up top.

Here's a pic of my rack and bike.
(I'll have to add the rack pic later, it's on my other laptop)
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