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Thule Speedway

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Description:
  • Exclusive push-button feature for folding down bike arms.
  • Easy-to-use patented Fit Dial for the perfect fit and quick installation.
  • Increased number of vehicle fits with new improved design.
  • T3 cradles lock down bikes and cradles while still allowing complete adjustment along bike arms.
  • Super-stable fit to car with six straps
  • No Sway Cage controls bike movement, removable for ease of use.
  • Super-stable fit to car with six straps
  • Metallic silver finish looks great on every vehicle.
  • 962XT - 3 Bikes up to 105 lbs.
  • 961XT - 2 Bikes up to 70 lbs


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    Submitted by Razorfish a Cross Country Rider from Union City, Ca, USA
    Date Reviewed: June 15, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Dry Creek
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $108.00
    Purchased At:Amazon.com
    Strengths:Cheapest way to get 2 or 3 bikes on your car/suv. Solid. Lots of options with the rubber straps. Arms fold down or can be removed. I usually only put two bikes but it holds all the 3 very easy. Goes on and off quick and easy. Very adjustable.
    Weaknesses:The two carrier arms are spaced too wide. It probably work's better on old school frames but on modern compressed frames the two arms are not close enough. None of my bikes fit with both arms under the top tub. Either one arm had to go under the seat stays or under the front of the bottom tube. Small issue once I figured it out and still held the bikes well.
    Similar Products Used:None
    Bike Setup:Specialized 2008 Rockhopper Disc (19"), 2007 Rockhopper (17"), 2003 Hardrock (13")
    Bottom Line:I couldn't afford adding the trailer mount to my car and then buying a rack. That would have been close to $1,000. This has worked out well and nothing extra was needed. I have no regrets and would buy this again.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4






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