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Old 04-16-2019, 11:20 PM   #15
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Had an ecohitch on my previous FR-S with a Kuat rack. Worked great.

On my current BRZ I’m using the Slambert Twin Mount with a 1Up tray. Nice option if you don’t want a hitch. http://www.slambertperformance.com/shop/twin-mount
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Had an ecohitch on my previous FR-S with a Kuat rack. Worked great.

On my current BRZ I’m using the Slambert Twin Mount with a 1Up tray. Nice option if you don’t want a hitch. http://www.slambertperformance.com/shop/twin-mount
I wish that wasn't so expensive. I wouldn't mind losing my hitch because it hangs so low, I end up slamming it into driveways and such pretty often.
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thats pretty much the same as a 150$ hitch and $400 bottom load rack.
Anything of the cheap choices will cost you more in the long run...:P
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I have a Sea Sucker I've used for many years and though it makes me nervois, it has never let me down. Slambert Twinhitch also has a new thing with a couple bolts and no hitch. You just put a standard roof tray across the two long bolts that stick out the back of your car. I'd go for that if I still rode all the time.

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The Twin Hitch is a bolt on hitch mount. The Twin Mount is the new bike specific option. http://www.slambertperformance.com/shop
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Had an ecohitch on my previous FR-S with a Kuat rack. Worked great.

On my current BRZ I’m using the Slambert Twin Mount with a 1Up tray. Nice option if you don’t want a hitch. http://www.slambertperformance.com/shop/twin-mount
Thank you so much for sharing this info Tofujoe. I been looking around to replicate "that_guy's" custom tow hook rack for a while now. But, all the machine shop in my area wanted a lot more than $250 to do the job. I just made an order for the Slamberperformace Twin Mount.
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@haloterence - the Slambert folks are very nice - I hit them up on Facebook with some questions and they responded within a day. If you go with a 1Up tray, get the standard mount with 2” bolts.
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Maybe you should sell it and get a Mini Van or get a Station Wagon. Seems more your type of car with a bike rack. Or you could get a folding bicycle and put it in the trunk...Bike racks don't go on this type of car.
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next you're gonna say i can't go to home depot in the car!
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Maybe you should sell it and get a Mini Van or get a Station Wagon. Seems more your type of car with a bike rack. Or you could get a folding bicycle and put it in the trunk...Bike racks don't go on this type of car.
Yeah they do
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I have 2 folding bikes and only 1 fits in the trunk, the other doesn't fit through the trunk opening without taking the pedals off first.

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The Twin Hitch is a bolt on hitch mount. The Twin Mount is the new bike specific option. http://www.slambertperformance.com/shop
Be careful, this has a 100# tongue weight rating. The weight of the bike rack at 50# or so and one bike will get you close, a second bike will put you over. Those threaded inserts are meant to pull the car straight not have a long lever with 80+ pounds bouncing on it.
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next you're gonna say i can't go to home depot in the car!
Sure you can but, I take my truck. If you bought this car for hauling shit. Your a retard. IMO
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Yeah they do
https://imgur.com/a/HBLL0A3
I have 2 folding bikes and only 1 fits in the trunk, the other doesn't fit through the trunk opening without taking the pedals off first.



Be careful, this has a 100# tongue weight rating. The weight of the bike rack at 50# or so and one bike will get you close, a second bike will put you over. Those threaded inserts are meant to pull the car straight not have a long lever with 80+ pounds bouncing on it.
That looks so stupid, but each their own. BTW Why you need four bikes can four adults fit in this car..
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Sure you can but, I take my truck. If you bought this car for hauling shit. Your a retard. IMO
i've got a truck too, but the car is more fun to drive, and sometimes the urge to build an addition strikes mid-drive!
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