How To Replace the Jaw on a Yakima Raptor Roof Mounted Bike Carrier
Updated 03/27/2019 | Published 03/25/2019
Question:
Just to be clear, this requires the existing rivets to be drilled through and replaced with bolts and nuts? Thanks!
asked by: Jed D
Helpful Expert Reply:
Yes, if you will be replacing the entire claw on the Yakima Raptor Aero Roof Mounted Bike Carrier Y02093 which is the Replacement Jaw for Yakima Raptor Roof Mounted Bike Carrier part # 8820182 then you will need to drill out the rivet that attaches the claw to the upright and then replace it using a bolt and nut of your own. If you are just however replacing the pad then all you would need to do is unthread the knob once you remove the e-clip (see photo).
If you need any other replacement parts for the Yakima Raptor Aero Roof Mounted Bike Carrier please just let me know what they are.
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Replacement Jaw Pad for Yakima Raptor Roof Mounted Bike Carrier - Qty 1
- Accessories and Parts
- Roof Bike Racks
- Body Assembly
- Pads
- Raptor
- Yakima
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