The screws or studs that stick out from the rack, where do they go? Do they just rest on the fender?
300730
if you are talking about the tie down studs under the back side of rack, I just cut them off so they would not touch or scratch the rear fender.
300731
They are there for a place to secure your bungee cords. I know of no other use for them. They do not rest on the fender, they are only about 1" long.
203616
They come with the assembly nuts and bolts, but not the ones that mount the fenders to the axles. Those, you should already have on your bike. They come with everything you won't already have, though. Hope that helps.
643871
I don't remember. The screws are robust, however, as they need to hold a substantial load. The screws that are needed are included with the rack.
552743
There are mounting bolts with threads under the plastic tabs on the roof . You just pop them off and screw into rack. Easy .
447583
I own two Townies without fenders, and a full bed length with my tacoma. With this rack, our two bikes will fit in the bed of my truck with the gate closed, it's a snug fit though, and sometimes I move the rear end of the bikes at an angle a little bit. If they had fenders, and the fenders came down the tire far enough to touch the gate then you would probably have to angle the bikes even more. Hope that helps.
1030028
Sorry I hung the rack at a CCMG farm in another town and will unable to return there until next week, Just hank it and put the screws in the racks holes.
1988707
Yes, I got the fenders option and a nice heavy duty rack on the back with a strong spring-loaded clasp built into the carrier rack on the back. Mine is for sale so let me know if you're interested in a like-new discount-priceed, barely used Dynamic Runabout.
506476
The rear rack has to be removed then bolt the new bar rack on. Look and see from pic if yours has bolts in same areas.hope this helped
1879683
Mine will only mount from the body like the picture. They are adjustable left to right though. I had to pull my brackets off and use stainless bolts because the ones that come with it started to rust within a few days.
1540957
Mine is actually mounted on the bottom rear bumper frame. I've only used it on bike racks.
2102980
They slide into the side rails. Check out a Tahoe or Suburban with a roof rack next time you see one in a parking lot. These work exactly like the factory-installed ones.
931541
Line them up so as the clearance is good. Use fender washers and sheet metal drill screws to attach at the bottom of the box on the inside. then fabricate a mount out of metal or aluminum to mount to fender well. I used a "Z" piece of aluminum and bolted the front down. these boxes are some of the thinnest aluminum I have seen. Be carefull with there use. DB
627476
Not recommended for fenders as securing the bike on the rack requires the arm to squeeze the tires. That said, I have transported a beach cruiser many times.
1274223
Hello. I just checked the mounting location on my trike, but it is on a modified bracket. However, if I remember correctly the fenders mounts are set up for an eyelet just above the axle. The mounts are a heavy chrome type that mount on the inside of the of wheel only. Smiles, Marc.
1064039
The hook attaches to the rear tire of the bike. This is only one half of the bike rack the other piece is the rail that mounts to the wall and then the hook attaches to the rail. The bikes then hangs by the rear tire and both tires rest upon the wall and the frame of the bike is then perpendicular to the wall.
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The bike racks come pre-drilled for mounting on the wall. The holes are spaced the same as the studs in the wall. I would recommend using lag bolts to install. I have two of these racks,we have 5 bikes and 4 scooters.We have ours in the yard. These racks are excellent! They are very strong, and yet lite-weight. You can easily pick them up and move them anywhere,or like we do for camping, take them with you. Another point is they are safe for the kids, low profile with no sharp corners to fall on.
203615
the fenders bolted to the existing axle shaft nuts. The only extra bolt required is one on top of the rear fender. It is not supplied, but any small bolt will work. Some bikes do not even require it's use. The cross supports are sufficient to hold the fender securely. After a few years, (I don't really know how many at this point), the fender are still solid and look as good as they ever have.