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Question: How many of these can be mounted on a Honda Pilot? 2? 3? 4?
Document: I purchased two of these racks from my coworker several months ago. He had them mounted on a PT Cruizer which suffered major hail damage and he transitioned to a pickup so no longer needed them. I have a 2003 Subaru Forester with factory roof rack.With his help, we've installed one of the two using the Universal Mighty Mounts (with included A-size clamp)-- requires 3 of the set of 4 mounts. This past week was the first opportunity I used the rack to carry bikes.
I have two HighRollers mounted on Yakima round bars in my 4-door sedan.
Very nice rack, as all Yakima products are. I bought this because my new MTB has a 15mm thru axle, and road bike has carbon dropouts, which will not work with the fork mounted Vipers I currently own. This will work on my Yakima bars for my Subaru Outback very nicely. This thing is huge, and very beefy. The comment that it looks like a missile launcher on the car is entirely accurate.
Loading the bikes on top of the Outback with this is pretty easy and straight forward for someone 6' tall. My wife struggles with it at 5'8", without the rack being mounted outboard of the roof rack mounts. The rack itself is easily adjustable for different wheel diameters, and accommodates all of my bikes. Once you get the bike up and screw down the red knob, I like to try and lift the front wheel to make sure its secure. If the front tire won't lift, you've secured it correctly.
I use this rack to transport my Gary Fisher Rumblefish 1 29er dual suspension. I have had 0 issues with mine. It holds the front tire very solid and is plenty long enough for a giant bike. I have also had my XL surly necromancer in this rack, but I wouldn't recommend it for that use. I really had to jam the 4" wide tires in the front cradle. The rear strap also does not fit around a fat tire.
I purchased 3 of these for a tonneau cover rack I made. Some people were concerned about &#34;wobble&#34; or sway but nothing to be concerned about in my experience. 75 mph on the interstate and solid. Bumpy roads and no problem. Use with the locking towers on your rack and you can feel relatively safe (nothing is thief proof). All in all I think a good purchase and worth the money. High quality, I don't expect to ever have to replace.
The standard mounts that come with the High Roller will not fit on newer Subaru racks (Subaru's new factory racks - which many Subarus now come equipped with), yet I was told by a Yakima rep they would. No way did they fit. I called again, and another rep told me I had to by Yakima's Universal Mighty Mounts to enable the High Roller to be installed on my Subaru racks. I was assured the Mighty Mounts would be an easy install w/ my racks and the High roller. Nope.
leaving the rear wheel strap on until you are ready to remove the bike). The only downside to the carrier is that it tends to get pretty wobbley in the wind or in a semi's downdraft. It is a bit unnerving at first but I've put about 500 miles on so far with my 29er attached between city and hwy speeds and it hasn't fallen off yet.
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Works great. Easy to mount and un mount bike. Great rack and worth the money. Wait for 20% off sales for Yakima products which a least one seller has every other month.
Answer: no