Kayak Rack
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atkonkler
Is this your bush?
Re: Kayak Rack
Simple ! Just move the front seat all the way forward , lay down the backseat and open the rear glass insert kayak and zip tie a cheap lawn chair to the roof for your other half and enjoy the quiet tranquility of the sound of no nagging or bad navigation advice !
Simple ! Just move the front seat all the way forward , lay down the backseat and open the rear glass insert kayak and zip tie a cheap lawn chair to the roof for your other half and enjoy the quiet tranquility of the sound of no nagging or bad navigation advice !
Re: Kayak Rack
Yakima and Thule make accessories that will either grab onto the factory rails, or will mount to the factory crossbars. They are high quality stuff, so expect to pay a bit for it. Shouldn't be terrible if you already have a factory roof rack. If you have a clean roof now, you'll be looking in the $500 range to get a Thule or Yakima setup.
Yakima and Thule make accessories that will either grab onto the factory rails, or will mount to the factory crossbars. They are high quality stuff, so expect to pay a bit for it. Shouldn't be terrible if you already have a factory roof rack. If you have a clean roof now, you'll be looking in the $500 range to get a Thule or Yakima setup.
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Here are the blocks, sorry 15$ each. You will need two.
http://m.austinkayak.com/phone/prodDetails.php?ID=129
Here are the straps, these are absolutely awesome! They protect your yak from the buckle and wrap up nicely for storage.
http://www.standuppaddleboardingsoutheast.com/chinook-heavy-duty-sup-cargo-straps-12-1-pair/
This is all I use to transport my yaks, you will need to tie off the bow to the front of the truck for extra insurance. I go frequently and have never had issues with the straps on freeway trips for up too two hours. I haul a 14' a 13' and a 11.5'
Or you could spend money on those high dollar attachments and worry about them getting stolen when you get back to your ride.
http://m.austinkayak.com/phone/prodDetails.php?ID=129
Here are the straps, these are absolutely awesome! They protect your yak from the buckle and wrap up nicely for storage.
http://www.standuppaddleboardingsoutheast.com/chinook-heavy-duty-sup-cargo-straps-12-1-pair/
This is all I use to transport my yaks, you will need to tie off the bow to the front of the truck for extra insurance. I go frequently and have never had issues with the straps on freeway trips for up too two hours. I haul a 14' a 13' and a 11.5'
Or you could spend money on those high dollar attachments and worry about them getting stolen when you get back to your ride.