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Old March-9th-2003, 11:55 AM
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trunk mounted bike rack question...

I have a bell 2 bike carrier rack that goes on the back of the trunk( like any generic rack) and it has the stuff for 2 bikes...now i ride bmx and my bike s are kinda heavy(31lbs and 40lbs) even with the lighter of the bikes on there, it seems like a lot of stress on the trunk- does anyone know if I can put both bikes on(70+lbs) on it w/o warping or bending up the trunk?
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Old March-9th-2003, 08:41 PM
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Yup it should be fine. I do that all the time w/ my 1st gen pro. I have loaded up 2 50lb. mountain bikes on my trunk mount rack. It's fine..but I didn't think the rack would've made it though. All I do is put a rug underneath the straps that lay across the trunk so it doesn't scuff the paint.
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Old March-11th-2003, 09:51 AM
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ok cool, thanks
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