Availability of Longer Wheel Straps to Carry Fat Bikes with Yakima HighRoad

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Does Yakima make a longer Zip Strip for the HighRoad rack? And if so do you have them?

asked by: Jim

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Expert Reply:

I checked with Yakima and for their HighRoad bike rack part # Y02114 they do offer longer straps to allow for carrying fat bikes with the part # Y02470.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 2

Hello Steven, thanks for reaching out. Yes! The Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs #AL38FF will indeed fit your 2022 Ford Bronco with the Sasquatch package. All the hardware and brackets will bolt on without modifications. I also recommend…

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Answer 3

Hey Mike! I think most of the stories from damage come from really rough roads or off-road scenarios. I wouldn't expect a standard swing away like the Yakima BackSwing #Y02483 to have an issue unless you exceed the weight capacity. If we assume…

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Answer 4

Hey there, I completely understand wanting to keep your new Bronco as clean and unmodified as possible while still getting a solid flat tow setup. For a 2025 Bronco with the capable bumper, the best confirmed base plate option is the Roadmaster…

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Answer 5

Hey Mike, if you can fit a larger 12 inch wheel and tire like the part #AM35351DX which is a ST145R12 on a 4 lug wheel this will be your best option as it will have a higher speed rating than what you have now and will also have a higher weight…

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Answer 6

According to Yakima, the difference between the Replacement "A" Wheel Tray Assembly #8880796 and Replacement "B" Wheel Tray Assembly #8880797 is the following: "Look at the base of the wheel cup and look at the cut out above…

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Answer 7

I attached a picture that shows a TwoTimer labeled with what each of the wheel holder types is. For an A holder you'd need the #8880796 or for a B you'd need the part #8880797.

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Answer 8

Yes, the Replacement Short Hook "A" Assembly for Yakima TwoTimer and FourTimer Bike Racks - Qty 1 #8880524 is an OEM product. The Replacement Long Hook "A" Assembly for Yakima FourTimer Bike Racks - Qty 1 #Y77FR is the long hook…

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Answer 9

The automatic (AutoPin) hitch pin on the Yakima FullSwing bike rack #Y02465 is basically a fail safe device. What really holds the bike rack in the hitch receiver is the anti-rattle wedge near the end of the shank. When it is tightened properly the…

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Answer 10

It sounds like you may be looking for the wedge that fits on the shank of a Yakima FullSwing #Y02465, which is part of the Replacement SpeedKnob and Wedge Assembly for Yakima Bike Racks #8880508. This helps tighten up the anti-rattle attachment on…

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Answer 11

The Yakima FullSwing 4 Bike Rack part #Y02465 and Thule Apex Swing XT Bike Rack part #TH9027XT are both equally as easy to install since they both feature an integrated hitch pin with tool free installation. Simply insert the shank into the receiver…

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Answer 12

Hey Charles, the replacement straps for the Yakima OnRamp part #Y38CR that you referenced can only fit tires up to 3-1/4 inches in width so instead you'd want the Yakima FatStraps part #Y23FR which fits tires that are up to 4.5 inch in width.…

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