This replacement strap kit includes one upper replacement strap for a Yakima KingJoe 2 or KingJoe 3 trunk-mounted bike carrier. Strap has hook and buckle to help ensure snug fit to vehicle trunk.
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Speaker 1: Today we're taking a look at the replacement upper strap for the Yakima King Joe trunk line of bike racks. This replaces a lost or damaged upper strap for your Yakima King Joe trunk-mounted bike carriers. The part number includes the strap, the hook, and the buckle.So the hook and the buckle are designed to ensure a snug fit on the vehicle. The hook is made from steel, and features a vinyl coating to keep it from scratching your vehicle's paint and finish.And then the buckle is a cinch buckle, so that allows you to pull the strap tight, but it doesn't allow it to back-feed, unless you press the release lever. That buckle is steel as well, protect the finishing on it to keep it safe from rust and corrosion. And then it also has a rubber casing, so if it comes into contact with your vehicle, bike rack, or bike, it's not going to cause any harm.And then right here, we have the strap keeper.
So any excess or extra strap that you have, you can roll up, fit it into the keeper, and that's going to keep it from flapping in the wind as you go down the road.Now this is designed for Yakima King Joe 2 or King Joe 3 trunk-mounted bike racks. It also fits the discontinued Yakima products, the Mighty Joe 2 and the Mighty Joe 3 bike carriers.That's going to do it for today's look at the replacement upper strap for the Yakima King Joe trunk-mounted bike racks.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (15 Customer Reviews)
This replacement strap kit includes one upper replacement strap for a Yakima KingJoe 2 or KingJoe 3 trunk-mounted bike carrier. Strap has hook and buckle to help ensure snug fit to vehicle trunk.It looks real good. The strap is much heavier than the one I have on my bike rack, which is not a Yakima King Joe. I will feel much safer using your straps. Thanks.
No instructions included in the box on the type of thread needed to sew the strap of the buckle onto the bike rack. I just clicked the instructions link on your feedback page and I got a message indicating no instructions are available. The video makes no mention of the need to sew the buckle on the bike rack.
Excellent customer service, Etrailer followed up with emails informing of ship date.
I acquired a very used Yakima trunk trailer from a friend, but it was missing the two top straps. These replacements were so easy to find, and the shipping was very fast! Thanks for offering great support of your products, even when they're no longer in production!
Works good, nice quality,
The replacement part was the right size and fit. It is working properly with no visible UV deterioration.
Pat W - 10/11/2017Great replacement for my upper straps on my King Joe Pro 3. Also came with new cams, which need to be sewn on or use a mechanical buckle of sorts. Grate product and fast shipping!!
Received the product very quickly and exactly as advertised. Also got an email very shortly after letting me know all was moving forward. Excellent service.
John C - 08/30/2016Works fine. Good purchase. Pleased with etrailer. Quick and professional.
quick delivery, product worked perfectl y!
Exactly what I needed, and arrived a lot quicker than anticipated. I'm very satisfied with the product.
Product was exactly what I needed and the customer service is top notch.
Just as expected, great service and easy ordering.
The product was what I expected, and arrived in timely fashion.
Shipped Fast and exactly what I needed.
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