what is the best way to carry this kent bayside on a SUV Highlander
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Dear Mary, I have had my trike for a couple of years and love it!!!!! I looked for a trike rack for the back of my motor home and found one back east. In looking today, I see (Hitch Rider.com) has the one your looking for. I took my trik on a month long trip to Oregon last and rode it often. Best wishes, Carole
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Dear Mary,I have had my trike for a couple of years and love it!!!!! I looked for a trike rack for the back of my motor home and found one back east. In looking today, I see (Hitch Rider.com) has the one your looking for. I took my trik on a month long trip to Oregon last and rode it often.Best wishes, Carole
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I have a traverse. With the third row completely up, you can't fit it in the cargo area; you'd have to fold the two seat section down to get it back there with the tray on.
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You should be able to move it from vehicle to vehicle very easily. I have done this with mine.
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Yep. I just removed the backpack straps and MOLLE'd the whole thing to my plate carrier bro. It is an advantage to have a backpack in the field. Not to mention water..... Lol Good luck bro
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When we have traveled with it, we have rented an SUV so there was no hauling it in and out of taxis. It's not easy, and the bag is not suitable for a lot of hauling around as it's prone to ripping and breaking. I'd suggest a lighter car seat if planning on carrying it a lot and moving it in between taxis. While not the ideal solution (paying for another seat, and likely less safety as the Radian seat) it's too hard to haul around.
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I use a bungy cord to hold it. Take the cord and wrap it around the bottom or the tour kit. Just spent 5 days and 950 miles last week this way
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Yes you can. As Mike pointed out, you should probably run a side strap through your doors and inside the vehicle along with strapping it to the crossbars.
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Although I don't own a Highlander, we use the Pulse XL on our Chevrolet Traverse and it does not interfere with opening of the hatch. You can adjust the location of the Pulse by adjusting your cargo bars on the top of your vehicle however - there is sufficient space between the front of the luggage rack to the rear of the Pulse.
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I put a "jolly jumper" in between the handles, it sags a little because the mountain buggy is so narrow but the jumper has a pocket and two cup holders. This is really only our travel stroller which is what it is best for considering the light weight, portability, and size.
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Put the kayak on top of the carrier. Then string the strap through the carrier base. Over the years of using the carrier like you have purchased, it is best to use a bungee cord
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The best way is to kneel on it and fold it in on itself as you go. It does take a little time.
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Caitlin, it would be best to carry in hand. The straps are not long enough to carry like a tote comfortably.
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I just wrap it around the cage as I would a passenger. On long trips, I have the rear seats of my SUV down I use bungee cords hooked from the cage into the headrest posts of the front passenger/or driver. I found it keeps the carrier from tipping over during sudden stops. I do the same for my dog kennels. Secure them down with Bungee cords.
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I have a 2006 Hyundai Accent (4 door); the configuration of the roof is what is important. You probably should have at least a 3' space between the pads depending on what you are carrying. I carry a kayak which works well; although, if you carry a paddle board less than 2' spacing might be o.k. Hope this helped, Lisa.
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I carry 2 kayaks (scupper pros) on mine Prius. The customer service from these guys is the best I have ever experienced. You can take the rack on and off your car in minutes and use it on any vehicle. It is a home run IMO
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I love this stroller. Easily collapsible. Not to heavy for me to lift in and out of vehicle. However, I own a mid size SUV. This stroller takes up pretty much the entire rear trunk area. Good luck.
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No. It's not a bad carry-all because it is very light weight and stable when in the upright position. But when putting it into the car, unless you have a very large SUV it has to be laid down on its side and it doesn't have the most secure closure on the top.