Does Loading Ozone Shock Bikes on Thule Gateway Trunk Rack Require Bike Frame Adapters
Updated 04/14/2020 | Published 04/12/2020 >
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My husband and I both have a Ozone shock force bikes, from what I am researching it looks like we are going to have to buy adapters to have the bikes be able to fit on most trunk . Would this model require adapters as well?
asked by: Rebekah E
Expert Reply:
I checked out your Ozone shock force bikes online and to load them onto a hanging bike rack like the Thule Gateway # TH88VR you will need a frame adapter bar like the part # UB01 due to the unique frame style of your bikes. This will attach to the seat post and steering stem to give the rack a horizontal attachment point for the rack.
This rack is also a confirmed fit for your 2014 Jeep Patriot as well.
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Thule Gateway Pro 2 Bike Rack - Trunk Mount - Adjustable Arms
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- 2 Bikes
- Bike Lock
- Fits Most Factory Spoilers
- 6 Straps
- Adjustable Arms
- Hanging Rack
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