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  • bruner
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    Im looking for a set of Thule 300 towers that fit our cars if anyone has a set they wanna sell...;)

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  • ///M42 sport
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    naw the rubber pads hold up well. And the towers dont move. Its pretty solid

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  • R3Z3N
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    But it does rub the paint on the roof, even with the pads.

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  • ///M42 sport
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    I like my yakima rack. It just hooks onto the sides so doesnt rub off the paint in the rain gutters like the other racks on here.

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  • Dave37
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    It's for an '87 325. When I use the "fit my car" section of Yakima.com it says I can use the 1A Raingutter system or the Q Towers with q30 clips. I've used it on other cars, but I when I bought it the rubber mounts were falling apart so I threw them away. Never really needed them until now because when I put them on, it leaves a small space between the roof and the tower, which the rubber mounts would fill perfectly. There are rubber mounts lettered from 'A' to 'F' and I don't know what the difference is between them all.

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  • mcskibadee1
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    Is this for an e30? If it is I don't believe those will work.

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  • Dave37
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    I have a q tower yakima rack with q30 clips. The only thing missing are those rubber mounts that go under the towers. There are about 7 different types of rubber mounts. Any idea which ones I need? Or will I have to call Yakima?

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  • shameson
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    Originally posted by 325ix View Post
    A fairing?
    This obviously^

    Or.... Have it so you have matching bike racks instead of two different ones, considering the passenger side one is larger than the basic rail you have on the drivers side

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  • 325ix
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    A fairing?

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  • freeride53
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    I hate the fact that my rack is now missing a fairing.
    Everything looks very disproportionate to me now.
    Any suggestions on how to correct the look?

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  • DonFico
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    bike rack

    Heres my bike rack that I recently got it.


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  • mcskibadee1
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    Found some wood on the side of the road for my fire place.

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  • mcskibadee1
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    Looks really good but I would just pay close attention to those feet. They seem to be cut and folded steel so I could see it becoming loose over time or fail once a decent amount of weight or even a bike on there with decent wind could cripple it.

    Otherwise Thumbs up!!!!

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  • CubbyChowder
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    thanks guys, I'm really happy with it. Now it's time to figure out a fairing situation and get some endcaps for the crossbars.

    Of course the day I finish/install it, it proceeds to pour rain for 48 hours, so I guess the wood is really being put to the test haha. So far it's held up just fine.

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