How Does Cable Lock of Yakima Exo Doubleup Bike Rack Function
Updated 04/29/2021 | Published 04/27/2021
Question:
I have the Yakima Exo Doubleup and I’ve installed the two spare lock cores into each rack. What locking cable do I need in order to lock the bikes to the rack and/or to each other? All the locking cables I’ve seen, come with another lock core already installed. I need a locking cable with two male ends to lock into the female sockets on each rack.
asked by: Jerry S
Expert Reply:
Actually the lock cylinder you see in the picture you attached actually pulls out as a cable lock that you route around the bikes and then lock back to the arm like what you see in the attached picture.
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Yakima DoubleUp 2 Bike Rack for Modular EXO System - Wheel Mount
- Modular Hitch Rack
- Yakima EXO
- Accessory Only
- Bike Rack
- 2 Bikes
- Yakima
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