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Question: What is the height of the vacuum cup from the rubber seal to the lowest part of the cradle? Checking if brakes will scrape againstthe glass.
Document: Simple and easy to use, no problems at all with my 26 mountain bike, muy route bike has problems because the aerobar handle
Ordered 2. Strap missing from 1. Sea Sucker mailed me strap w/o question. Suckers held for 8 hr. drive w/o incident.
Maybe do a bright orange/yellow/red one that can be tied around the back wheel as a flag so people in cars behind us can see that the wheel is sticking out a few feet from behind the car. I'm not sure if all states require a flag but is a nice safety feature plus to those that say "cool rack" they'll see your company name on the flag to possibly order one too.3.
It's definitely different. The quality is amazing and love that it packs away into the little case.My only other option for an exterior bike rack for my Abarth was a hitch rack which I didn't want to have the extra weight and didn't want to cut the underside of my bumper. It took me a couple times to line the handlebar mounts to the rear windshield. I ended up buying a foam seat cover to protect the car where the bike seat hits the bumper. There's a lot of pressure at that point.
I have adapted these for my car. I have a 2010 370Z and these work great. I put them at the top of my rear windshield, flip the bike, and strap the rear tire from the trunk. Have put over 50 trips to the trail on them. If i was hitting the highway i might find get another strap for the handlebars as they recommend.
I have a VW GTI that has an almost vertical hatch. There isn't sufficient room for the drop handlebars on my bike against the window to allow suitable ground clearance of the bikes rear wheel. Had to return and change to Talon for roof mounting.
I have a Nissan 350z and no other bike racks work with my hatch. I was days away from buying a $250 hitch (had it on order at UHaul) and subsequent $100+ trailer rack when a guy at my local bike shop recommended the Sea Sucker. I've only had this about a month but have had absolutely zero issues. Also, as a plus the carrying case is awfully snazzy.
I can't wait to do longer or higher speed ones once I feel more confident about this rack.Suggestions to Sea Sucker:1. Make some circles out of black vinyl that we can stick to the inside of the rear window so that once we find the perfect spot to mount these we can mark them so mounting/removing the rack becomes even easier. When the rack isn't mounted the circles should blend in with the defrost lines and not be that noticeable.2.
Been using this for about a month now, it works great for my use case (taking my mountain bike to the trailhead).
Any trail I go to is via the freeway, and it does fine going 65-75 on the freeway. The design had me worried that it would swing or bounce around, but I haven't seen either happen at all - the weight is arranged such that it holds steady during normal driving (including dirt roads) perfectly fine, and I don't see any scraping of paint - the seat hasn't moved on my bumper once.Kudos on a great product.
Answer: no