Replacement SpeedKnob Anti-Rattle Device For Yakima Singlespeed And HoldUp EVO Bike Rack

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Does this fit the Yakima Singlespeed bike rack? I do not see it listed but it looks like the one I need to replace.

asked by: Andrew L

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The replacement SpeedKnob tightening device for the Yakima SingleSpeed and Yakima HoldUp EVO part # Y02479 is SpeedKnob part # 8880904. This knob does not come with the lock core so you would need to replace it with your existing lock core or purchase a new lock core with part # Y07202.

expert reply by: Heather A

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Answer 2

Hi Aaron, Are you referring to just the speed knob #8880904 or the tilting mechanism? If you're needing the tilting mechanism then you'd have to replace the shank as well with part #8880824. If you're referring to something else and want…

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It sounds like you're looking for the Replacement SpeedKnob and Wedge Assembly for Yakima Bike Racks #8880508! This is designed to fit the following bike rack models: FullSwing (Y02465) FullTilt (Y02462 and Y02463) RidgeBack (Y02457, Y02458, and…

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If you look at the provided diagram, you can see the replacement parts that Yakima offers for your Ridgeback Bike Rack. If what you're needing isn't shown, please let me know what you're needing. Zip strips #Y8890297 Endcap #8890306…

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Answer 5

Springs do not come with, nor are they required with the Replacement SpeedKnob for Yakima HoldUp EVO #8880904.

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Answer 6

Hey Matthew, The replacement speed knob for your Yakima Holdup Evo is part number #8880904. This is a direct replacement for your specific bike rack and is going to work great for you. If you need a new lock core for it as well we have that…

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Answer 7

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Answer 9

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