FS: SportRack roof rack system
09-20-2007 | 10:30 AM
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FS: SportRack roof rack system
since I'm selling my Maxima
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=535883
I have no need for the roof rack anymore.
It is a Sport Rack Mondial roof rack.It's used, but in a good condition.
The system is very durable. I believe it is rated to carry up to 165lb at up to 75mph. I drove it fully loaded with four bikes on top at up to 90mph.
It's also very easy to use - one person can put it on the car in about two minutes, and it takes less than a minute to take it off.
The system consist of two bars (http://www.sportrack.com/a0230) that you put on the roof and lock.
I will also include:
Msg me if you'r interested.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=535883
I have no need for the roof rack anymore.
It is a Sport Rack Mondial roof rack.It's used, but in a good condition.
The system is very durable. I believe it is rated to carry up to 165lb at up to 75mph. I drove it fully loaded with four bikes on top at up to 90mph.
It's also very easy to use - one person can put it on the car in about two minutes, and it takes less than a minute to take it off.
The system consist of two bars (http://www.sportrack.com/a0230) that you put on the roof and lock.
I will also include:
one bicycle carrier attachment (the kind where there's no need to remove the fron wheel)
one utility carrier attachment (used for lumber, etc.)
one watersport attachment (for kayak, or windsurf)
one ski/snowboard attachment
I believe this system is also compatible with numerous other vehicles.one utility carrier attachment (used for lumber, etc.)
one watersport attachment (for kayak, or windsurf)
one ski/snowboard attachment
Msg me if you'r interested.
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