I plan on taking this overseas wiht me this winter and I would like to know how you attach or fix the 592 to a generic set of cross bars. I?
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I think most Thule products are specific to the Thule load bars unless otherwise noted. This rack certainly seems to be, although there may be adapters available. For your application, you might consider a hitch rack if the vehicles you'll have will have hitches. Otherwise, you may need to look to vehicles that you can put your bike IN rather than ON. Good luck!
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I'm not sure if this will answer your question, but everything that I needed to install the cross bars successfully came with my order. They work perfectly and I saved a ton of money through amazon and not the dealership.
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Small bracket on both right & left side attach to door jams. They screw down and create a clamping force. Yes you can attach a ski box to the cross bars. However the cross bars are not tubes ( so you can't use stanard "u" bolts. ) so you will need custom brackets ( 4 - 2 front & 2 back) long enough to span the cross section of the bar which is approx. 3 inches. These parts are available at most hardware stores.
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I believe you are looking at the small bolts which are used to affix the cross bars to the towers. You would have to put them on before you mount the towers and bars to the rails. Put them on loose until you get the towers mounted and locked down then go back and tighten them with an angled screw driver. Do not tighten them first because you don't know the exact width. The directions were pretty lame but the product is good. Love them. Hope that helps.
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Two cross bars, yes. But I don't know the manufacturer. I thought it was from VW. It's easy to put on, fits perfectly, and I recommend it.
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The tires sit in the tray, so you do not need a cross bar adapter. Just secure the bike frame to the upright part of the rack to secure it in place.
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Ive wrapped mine around the bars, but there are brackets you can screw into the back that they loop through. An L shape with an opening to loop through..check auto store or quadratec.com
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http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Images/Install/2012_MDX_CrossbarsBlack_BII46614.pdf
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You may need a bar adapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Allen-Sports-Tension-Bicycle-Cross-Bar/dp/B000ELSSZE/ref=pd_sim_sg_7?ie=UTF8&refRID=03DC759J06JV4N1GY54C It depends on the geometry/size of the bike frame.
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You must have some kind of cross bars to hold it with. There are several options available
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The front cross bar fit absolutely perfectly. The rear cross bar was not a perfect fit. The only way I can describe the fitment is it almost looked as if the rear rail was warped. One screw hole on each end of the bar was about a quarter inch bent in. When you put the screw through the cross bar and then the existing rail, the "warped fitment" is pulled out and sits flush. It's odd that it would lay that way initially, but the problem is corrected once the the screws are in place.
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Not for the cross bar. Came with the nut and washers for the top though. I just went and bought new bolts from the hardware store.
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You can loosen, adjust and re-tighten the cross bars to what you need. I slid mine as far front and back they could go.
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The bars are squared on the 900 xp. First year they have changed them. My dad has one and I purchased a mirror for him, but not this one.
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Hi, thanks for the question. Unfortunately I returned these bars because my 2012 Durango had factory cross bars that I was unaware of when I initially purchased these. Sorry I'm not able to help. The company I ordered from were very helpful and prompt. They would probably be able to assist you.
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Hi Chris, If you have Thule Square Crossbars, then you can install a Thule Fairing and the 594XT. The 594XT will stick out past the front bar as well as the fairing.Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
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It's hard to say exactly bc mine fit perfectly. Could you send pics? That may help me he you. You may have the crossbar assembled wrong.