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Today we are going to show you part number S80980 from Swagman. This is their To Go Beverage Cup Holder. This is the beverage holder here itself. Obviously you can slide your can or cup or whatever you can use that will fit in there. And this is the part here that actually clips onto the bicycle handlebar itself. Basically what it does is, this part is a clamp that goes onto the handlebar. And it is easily adjusted by this tab right here. You slide it over your handlebar and then you just basically clamp it down tight to lock it into place. Pretty simple device you can easily transport it between different bicycles. We will go ahead and install it on a bicycle and show you how it looks. more
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Posted: 11/17/2008 3:20:30 PM
Today we are going to show you part number S64019 from Swagman. This is the Swagman Park It 6. What we have here is a nice floor rack that you can use in your home or in your garage. It is great to hold up to six bikes and you can just wheel the bikes up to it and that is it. Let us go ahead and install a couple of bikes and give you an idea of how much space it takes up. Pop it in place and walk away. And there you have it for part number S64019 from Swagman, the Park It 6. more
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Posted: 10/21/2008 3:38:33 PM
Today we are going to show you part number S80715 from Swagman. This is the Mountain Bike Folding Tool Kit. We will go ahead and open it up and then show you all the details that this tool has. All right, we have the tools unfolded. Basically, we will start off with the middle and work our way out. more
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Posted: 11/18/2008 4:04:41 PM
Today we are going to show you part number S80976. This is the Swagman Optimist Seat Bag. We will go ahead and open it up, and then we will go ahead and install it on a bike and show you how it looks. First we will show you how it mounts up. Again, this one part here snaps around your seat post, and it has a little rubber strap to tighten it down. And then it has this clip right here. This goes on the rails on the bottom of your seat. Just kind of push the one side and then snap it up into position, too. It comes with two zippers, one for each side, so you can split it open. And you have got all kinds of room. You can put in a small multi-tool in there I have room for an inner tube, maybe a cell phone. And all your stuff is secure and ready to go. You do not have to worry about keeping that stuff on your person as you go riding. more
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Posted: 10/7/2008 3:34:52 PM
Today we are going to show you part number TH950 from Thule. This is Thules Parkway Zip Stick. This is an anti-sway device for Thule Parkway bicycle racks only. As you can see here we have a part that attaches to your Parkway bicycle rack. It comes with all necessary mounting hardware and it comes with the straps needed to tie down your bikes so they do not sway on your bicycle rack. It is constructed of ABS plastic and stainless steel tubing. more
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Posted: 10/3/2008 5:17:21 PM
Today we are going to show you part number S80970-71 this is from Swagman. This is a front cargo, retro bike basket, and it comes complete with a deluxe, quick-release bracket. The bike basket will mount on virtually any bike and is a perfect complement to like a cruiser bike or any type of urban bike. more
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Posted: 10/3/2008 4:59:50 PM
OK, we are going to show you a Boone Docking Station from Boone Outdoor Hardware, it is their part number 92422. What this unit allows you to do is your hitch rack and gear storage center. Basically you can hang anything that you tow behind your vehicle, with it. It could be a ball mount, a cargo carrier, or bicycle rack or anything between. You can go ahead and store it on your rack right here, out of the way but yet easy to reach. What the unit comes standard with is two what is called dock blocks. Basically, these pins hold this bar into place and it actually holds your hitch gear where you want it. You can mount it here, here or here, and there are 3 slots on the bottom too. We will go ahead and show you how the assembly works to hold your gear. more
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Posted: 9/26/2008 5:25:00 PM
Today we are going to show you part number TH699, the Round Trip Bike Travel Case from Thule. What we have here is a nice, heavy-duty travel case for your bike when you want to travel long distances and do not want to have it sitting on top of the car or you have to ship it somewhere. This bike travel case comes fully equipped with all the pieces and parts needed to properly ship your bike, with the padding, tie-downs, even tool bag for your parts and even smaller parts. more
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Posted: 9/23/2008 6:36:59 PM
Today we are going to show you part number 912H2, the Hang2 by Boone Outdoor Hardware. What we have here is a wall mounted trailer hitch accessories storage rack. Basically this is a nice little deal that you can bolt to the inside of your garage wall, or any wall, for that matter. And you can use it to organize your bicycle rack, cargo carriers, the Boone tailgate tables, drawbars or other hitch gear. It maximizes a lot of storage in just a little bit of space. We will go ahead and add a couple of accessories onto it and show you how valuable this part is. more
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Posted: 9/19/2008 8:32:57 AM
Today we are going to show you part number 82005 from Swagman. What we have here is a hitch rack bike cover. This bike cover will actually fit up to two bikes on any style hitch rack. Do this quickly and easily covering your bike with its large zippered opening. It also comes with cinch straps to take care of extra fabric that will be hanging around and does not get used up. We will go ahead and install it and show you how it works. To install it, first off what you want to do is you want to open up this flap here. The hitch arm itself will actually go through here and will be covered up when we are done. To make sure you have it going on right, you want to have the insignia facing the right way. We will go ahead and open up the flap and slide it over the hitch. And just drape it underneath the bicycle rack. And then go ahead and install your bikes as normal. more
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Posted: 8/30/2008 8:53:05 AM
What this does for you is it allows an alternative frame bike with a real steep cross tube to be carried on a normal bicycle rack. We will go ahead and show you how this installs, it is pretty easy one half wraps around the seat post and the other half will wrap around the stem up front by the handlebars. We will go ahead and pop it on to show you how it works. We will go ahead and install the bike with the adapter on a typical bicycle rack and see what we get. We got the adapter bar in place, we know how it looks, so now lets see what it looks like without the adapter. As you can see it is a rather large difference. As you can see this is a simple device but actually will help out with balancing your bikes out on your bicycle rack and it will save a lot of headache trying to figure out how to stack them on top of a rack. more
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Posted: 8/12/2008 9:58:59 AM
This is a part that upgrades your Boone docking station to take Yakima and Thule racks, and virtually any other rack that uses a threaded fitting instead of a hitch pin. What this pin does is replace the original pin on the Boone docking station. Basically you just unclip these clips, pop off the one side and re-install with the new clips. This way you can install your threaded side out of your bicycle rack onto your pin. We will replace the bottom one and show you how it works. We need to remove one of the c-clips and hold one edge of it, take a screwdriver and flip it up a bit. Once you get it started, get to the middle and put your screwdriver underneath it and slide it up with your finger so it does not fly off. Now re-assemble your dock block insert your new pin and make sure it is in correct orientation with the threads on your bicycle rack. You have to make sure because the threads are on the outside edge or else it will not fit on. Once you have it right, you can put your c-clip back on. We will now install the bicycle rack with the threaded fitting. Just to give the point of view, we will just point out that the threads are on this side of the shank. To show you how it works, look down there and see it is open and the pin goes through. One other thing about this is that one half you can use for your bicycle rack while the other half is open for any two inch accessories. There you have it for part # BH83747, the Boone dock cross pin for Thule and Yakima bicycle racks. more
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Posted: 8/12/2008 10:02:11 AM
This is a device that holds ball mounts, bicycle racks, and cargo carriers on your wall for easy storage. These are the parts we have here, it does need a little bit of assembly, so we will show you how it goes together. As you can see we already put the covers on the end of the tubes, they just pop on and you tap them into place no big deal. You do have to take note of what side these bars go on the main support bar, there are angles you have to match up to. It goes in like that and when you know what the general layout is then we can install the hardware. Now you get some common hand tools and tighten them down. In this case a 1/2 inch wrench and 1/2 inch socket. Once you have it assembled, you will notice that the angle is towards the wall. This will be the wall mount right here, it gets lag-bolted into place and this part just sits on the floor and bears the weight. You have to have this angle so it puts the weight straight down. You see we have this leaning against the wall here, it stands out away from the wall so it takes all the support weight. more
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Posted: 8/12/2008 10:08:15 AM
This is a device that holds your accessories in place, whether it be a cargo carrier, a simple ball mount or one of your bicycle racks. Also as a note this is not a free standing device, this part does need to be bolted against the wall to keep it in place. Your accessories mount on pretty much like a regular hitch pin. Slide your accessory on, and put your hitch pin back in for security. As you can see we have one ball mount stored in place and ready to go. Now you will notice the pin on the other side, we can install another device like a ball mount, in this case we will use a bike rack. There you have it, you can store two devices at the same time. As you can see we installed a couple of two inch accessories, also available are different pins or docking stations that you can install for a different type of bicycle racks for a 1-1/4 hitch or racks that use a threaded insert, there are provisions for those too. That is for the Boone dock two inch storage stand, part # BH91411. more
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Posted: 8/12/2008 10:08:59 AM
This part adds additional capacity to your Boone docking station and allows you to carry more than just 2 inch accessories. They install just the same as your original Boone dock blocks. First you install your c-clip on one side. You slide the pin through and fasten the other side with a c-clip. There you have it. This accessory will hold any 1-1/4 bike rack, ball mount, or cargo carrier. This is part number BH91200, the Boone Dock 1-1/4 inch dock block kit. more
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Posted: 8/12/2008 10:10:35 AM
Today we are going to show you part number TH955 from Thule. And what this is, is the Thule no sway cage bike stabilizer. With this part number you get a quantity of 2. What this part number does is actually eliminates any sway on your bicycle while it is on the rack itself. It is pretty neat and easy to install on Thule bike racks and this part will install on most Thule bicycle racks. As we have here we will show you on part number TH915. It is very simple to install. Basically you have this little guide that goes in the middle of the cradle here and you simply just slide it underneath into that guide there. Also make sure you get it around the bar here and simply it just snaps into place. You can rotate it depending on the down tube of your bike to accommodate all kinds of different frames. We will go ahead and install a bike and show you how you can use it. You put it against your down tube and then you strap it in. Of course the same thing applies for the cradles that are holding the bike into place. Alright and there you have it for part number TH955 from Thule, the no sway cage bike stabilizer. more
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Posted: 8/13/2008 12:52:43 PM
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