Is that arm supposed to grip the top tube? My Thule of similar design grips the front tire in the v between the tire and fork stanchions.
Yea I don't think that's quite right. Bay you need to put the arm with the bend on top on your front tire next to the shock I think. Edit: Just watched the video - and you got it right! I am like Quentin and every one I have looked at used the tube to lock the tire but yours have the lower rim anchors where most do not. Nice! Have you rode it much yet?
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Where'd ya go in the mountains? Snoqualmie, down toward Rainier, or north? Looks sharp and looks like fun.
Looks fun, you need to ditch the massive antenna.....check out my stubby in the picture above, I love it.
I went for the "hammered" look on my rim paint. What do you guys think?
Thanks. We were in the North Bend area, exit 47 on I-90, Tinkham Rd (south of I-90). Good times.
I went for the "hammered" look on my rim paint. What do you guys think?