When the rack is mounted on the cross bars, how many inches does it stick up?
1957145
From the top of the bar it is 4" higher. It seems pretty talk with the cross bars and the racks- about 8" above the roof. But they work great.
1957146
You mean the entire thing? About eight. Not bad. Can't run the car through the car wash with it on which is not good for me. This was bought for Frank who uses my beloved Subaru to go skiing.
1594258
The cross bar is 21" outside and 20 1/4 inside the metal loops. Minimal height is about 39". Mine is currently extended 17" for a total of 56". I assume I could go to 60 or higher but did not measure another setting. I have it on a 2" receiver; however, you can adapt to smaller hitch/receiver. Bars are solid. 1 1/2 " outside bar. 1 1/8th" inside bar.
1845936
I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
1896508
No idea what type of crossbars you have. I have the aftermarket Yakima rack on my car with the 55' crossbars. I can def fit 3 comfortably, possibly four but that's pushing it
70333
I don't know what the dimensions of your crossbars are. you can get your info and compare it to the Rhino Rack cross bar specs and decide from their.
1916574
This rack will attach to any square cross bars (standard - 1 inch by inch or less). I had to buy the adapter kit because I have aerocross bars from Thule that are oblong.
696000
This rack requires crossmembers (2) to mount to. I have Thule rack on my car and it mounted fine.
1528089
I'm not sure as I don't have a rack, but I n my bike (26" wheels), there is about a 4" clearance from the top of the rear tire to the bottom of the co-pilot arm. This may differ for you depending on how high your seat is from your bike frame as the bracket can be positioned higher or lower on the neck of the bike seat. Hope this helps!
466465
There is a small fairing on the front with a support beam that is a little higher than the rear of the rack. You could take the fairing and cross beam off the front to make the front and back the same height, but that would be a hassle.
165245
I would say it sits approximately 8 inches from the floor. My rack sits on carpet so if you do not have carpet flooring it may be from 1/4 to 1/2 more or less. Hope this helps.
1240387
Hi! The rack has four feet, which raise the rack 3/8" off of a flat surface.
663053
17 inches, no rack mounting can be attached, but I have it in a rack just sitting on a racked component.
1922556
The whole set up is 13 inches long. The larger part that you would insert your rack into is about 6 inches long. So, about 6 inches of the bike rack will go into the receiver. That would put the rack at least 13 inches away from your bumper. Hope that helps.
2116260
Don't know exactly. But small. The rack I have on my truck is too large for brackets. I'd say an inch or less is OK.
2200920
The rack and hooks together stick out about 1 3/4 inch from the wall. The hooks can be removed from the bar during installation, but once the rack is installed, they are permanent. They slide along the bar so that the width of hanging items is adjustable. Hooks are fairly heavy metal, and don't bend easily.
187856
It's about 8 inches from the ceiling to the base of the bar on mine which is just the single bar rack holding 6 hooks. Then the hooks are an additional couple of inches or so. I imagine they are the same though. You can contact J.K. Adams and they will answer questions for you.
1479080
It's about six inches from the top hooks to the bottom hook. Keep in mind that the bottom hook can be turned 90 degrees to allow the hook to slide onto a vertical rack rail. I have not road tested my panniers yet, but they look very sturdy. I am using them with a Blackburn rack.