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darkie3495 said:
Uneek, i hear you about the missions. they were my first bindings so i thought that's how all bindings felt. Upgraded to CO2's and my feet feel so much better. Try and find someone with a burton proform..you'll be able to pick a t6 up for cheap. did your co-workers say where the chips are coming from? are the chips coming from the boards banging on the roof or debris smacking the board and bouncing on the roof?!?! I haven't have any problems yet.
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They didn't. I'm going to say it's the bindings, either they didn't tighten it down or there wasn't enough clearance. One of them, I know carries 4 boards every time and he goes with 4-5 folks each time in his FX.

I have a chip on my roof by the rear cross rail when it's "not in use" position. I never used the roof rack before, but I'm pretty sure it was something that was kicked up by a big rig on my way back last season.
 
It looks like darkie3459 has an almost identical ride as mine. Good choice my friend!

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I bought the Yakima Fatcat 6 because I ride a wide board and my old Thule 6-pair wasn't wide enough to fit two boards side-by-side. I haven't had to use the riser yet but it might come in handy when I need to put more than two boards on top.

I always use a thin snowboard bag to cover my board when it's on the rack. It's a cheaper alternative to a box and I don't have to worry about clearance in garages.
 
G.I.G. said:
It looks like darkie3459 has an almost identical ride as mine. Good choice my friend!

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I bought the Yakima Fatcat 6 because I ride a wide board and my old Thule 6-pair wasn't wide enough to fit two boards side-by-side. I haven't had to use the riser yet but it might come in handy when I need to put more than two boards on top.
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I like your tastes..:biggrin2: i was thinking about tinting my fronts too, at least now i know what it will look like.

yeah a couple of my friends ride wide boards and they fit side by side just fine.

Uneek said:
They didn't. I'm going to say it's the bindings, either they didn't tighten it down or there wasn't enough clearance. One of them, I know carries 4 boards every time and he goes with 4-5 folks each time in his FX.

I have a chip on my roof by the rear cross rail when it's "not in use" position. I never used the roof rack before, but I'm pretty sure it was something that was kicked up by a big rig on my way back last season.
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yeah i can see that...just last weekend a leash from one of the boards came loose and dinged my roof. had to pull over and secure it. damn leash laws....hahaha
 
darkie3495 said:
damn leash laws....hahaha
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Exactly, it's only really neccessary for ski's or step-in bindings. It sucks when it freezes on you and can't get it to unbuckle. I really don't see why it's required for traditional bindings. Oh wells, it is what it is.
 
here is how to fit the 6 board and of the 4 board can use flow bindings. 2 of the board that are facing down use regular stap bindings.
 

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Well I came to the conclusion that Thule racks are nasty, and too bulky. I'd rather pay extra for better quality and sleekness. I just picked up a FatCat6 from Sport Chalet. Price was $198.99 and all Yakima racks were 20% off, so it knocked off about $42.00 off the price.

darkie3495, Thanks for posting pics of yours. I liked the look of them, since they are made to be more sleek, unlike every other model I have seen.



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