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SeaSucker Hornet Bike Rack
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If people use the SS they usually go with the talon, i saw the hornet to be a better option. Figured id post some pictures of my setup and make some people cringe ha.
Mostly go to my trail within 5 miles, further i would strap up the front as well. I love it. Over 30 commutes so far. http://www.the370z.com/members/antis...ker-hornet.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/antis...24-hornet2.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/antis...25-hornet3.jpg |
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:shakes head:
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" seriously, that is the only thing worse that sticking a salad bar wing on the back."
Yea except i can remove it in less than 20 seconds.... but haha keep the flames a comin. |
I rushed in here when I should have read the entire thread title. :icon17:
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Looks about the same as boofsquire. Def takes some getting used to seeing a bike on the back of a Z.
Hella functional though. |
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bring back the boofsquire!
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Honestly i would rather rock the Boofsquire. While i trust this dude, its still always a little nerve racking having a $2k+ bike and a potential accident depending on suction cups.
I don't necessarily approve of bike rack on sportscar either....but I don't approve of not hitting the trail 5+ times a week even more unfortunately :) ....... I kinda enjoy the stares at the trail parking lot though! |
"IF" I were to transport my bikes in the Z I would get a trailer hitch and use a Thule 916 or 917xtr. It's really one of the only racks out there safe enough for my bikes. Otherwise I'd take the wheels off and put it in the back. Some of my bikes cost me more than a motorcycle, and I value my car/bikes too much to use anything less.
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I'm all for using your sports car like a normal car, but you're asking for your rear window to shatter... The seat is going to come through that window one of these days when you hit a pothole or something
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i have a dahon. not that i carry it around in my Z. but im pretty sure it will fit in the trunk.
i have a carrying case for it too. |
yea my medium frame 29er fits in the trunk with both tires removed...its really not that bad. But I got tired of putting it in there junking things up.
As for the rear window...the seat is just barely touching it at its base. And the strap from the trunk keeps the seat from bouncing. Shattering is not a concern at all. You could move it down a little to the trunk also. Definitely not for everyone. I'm a function over form kind of guy. Fitting a trailer hitch is a major PITA i hear. |
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this is the way to do it, hidden hitch in the fog light.
http://www.the370z.com/parts-sale-pr...z-hitches.html |
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