Crossbars 2010 Jayco Jay Series 1207 Pop Up

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Hello, I am searching for crossbars for our year 2010 Jayco Jay Series 1207 popup camper. It’s prepped for a rack because it already has the railings mounted on the sides of the roof.

asked by: Megan S

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Your 2010 Jayco Jay Series Pop Up has rooftop tracks. Yakima makes the tracks on your pop-up camper. My recommended roof rack will consist of the the following items:

Thule ProBar Evo Crossbars - Aluminum - 79" Long - Qty 2, part # TH713700
Rapid Podium Feet for Thule Crossbars - Fixed Point - Qty 4, part # TH460R
Fit Kit for Thule Podium-Style Roof Rack Feet - 3101, part # THKIT3101
Thule One-Key System Lock Cylinders - Qty 4, part # TH450400

This roof rack has a maximum weight limit of 220 lbs. The crossbars you will need for your camper are longer than most, so you will have to use a heavy duty crossbar. I included a Thule lock cylinders so you can secure the roof rack to your vehicle.

The SportRack Pop-Up Camper Roof Rack - Square Crossbars - Steel, part # SR1020, is not compatible with rooftop tracks, so you cannot use this roof rack with your pop-up camper.

I have included product description links and video review links below.

expert reply by: Mark Smith

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