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MSRP: $179.00
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Description
Behold HighRoller?the finest rooftop bike mount in the known universe. This spectacular addition to your car rack system keeps the widest range of bikes stable and secure without requiring you to remove the front wheel. So score a HighRoller rooftop bike mount today. Because no matter what you do at the craps table, you should never gamble with your bikes.



Features:

Doesn?t touch the painted surfaces of your bike

Super-strong wheel tray with a double-sided strap for an extra-stable ride

No problem handling disc brakes, thru axles or funky suspensions

Easy-to-reach one-knob adjuster

Fits car rack systems with round or square crossbars

Fits 20? kids? wheels all the way up to 29? mountain and 700c road wheels Easy-to-adjust wheel tray fits a wide range of bike lengths (EXCEPT TANDEMS AND RECUMBENTS)

Integrated cable lock for superior security (SKS LOCK CORE sold separately)



Specs:

Locking "up-right" style bike mount. Premium upright-style locking bike mount holds front wheel, works with all frame styles. Easy to reach knob controls retention, adjustment and release. Fits bikes with 20? to 29? wheels. Mounts to round and rectangular crossbars, or add MightyMounts to fit most vehicle?s factory racks.



Produced: Introduced April 2006



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General Information:

Weight: 16.5 lbs.

Dimensions: 55? long, 9" wide at hoop assembly, tray is 4" wide.

Capacity: 1 bike

MSRP$179.00 USD

Product#8002091
 

Reviews

goonie72 on December 28, 2011
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Pros: Bike can be loaded up and strapped down in about a minute and a half, Front tire stays on, ease of use, rack feels solid. no damage to the frame or my car

Cons: I can't really point out any serious cons. At first I felt the bike swayed a bit too much for me but I've now had the rack for about 8 months and I don't even think about it anymore.. Perhaps the only cons would be if you had a flat tire, I'm not sure if the front arms would be able to grip enough while transporting and the red button on knob when loosening doesn't drop unless you pretty much have it completely loosened already.. It's not a big deal, I just do not use the red button, I simply just continue turning to loosen until it drops on its own.

Recommendation: I would definitely recommend this rack, I've since purchased a second one for an extra bike.Build and quality is top notch.Quick note to remember, according to Yakima reps when tightening the knob for the front arm/holder continue to turn until that holder is digging into the tire to ensure a lock tight grip.

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