Difference Between the Replacement Wheel Assembly part # Y90198 and # Y90197

Updated 06/10/2024 | Published 03/15/2014

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Replacement Front Bike Tray Assembly for Yakima HoldUp Bike Carriers - Gray

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$137.76

Replacement Rear Bike Tray Assembly for Yakima HoldUp Bike Rack - Gray

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$119.99

Question:

Does this part come complete as shown in the pictures ? What is the difference between this one and part # Y90198 ? Thanks , Jerry

asked by: Jerry B

Expert Reply:

The difference between the two parts you referenced is that the Replacement Front Wheel Assembly # Y90197 is the track for the front side of the rack and the Replacement Rear Wheel Assembly # Y90198 is for the rear track of the rack.

If you are unsure which side you need check out the picture I attached that shows the two on a rack and will help you see which side you would need.

And yes, they both come assembled as you see them in the pictures.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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6/3/2024

What is the actual difference between the front & rear - in the pics they looks the same but difficult to tell. Also, is there a difference between the black & gray or hopefully, its just the color? Thanks

Jameson C.

6/3/2024

@Dc The difference between the colors is generations of the bike rack. If you have black the gray replacements will not work.

Dee C.

6/4/2024

I'll press on this a little bit more: 1. The gray vs black difference - do you know if it is a matter of bolt hole alignments or more than that? 2. Also, I originally asked, what is the difference between a front try & rear tray, again, primarily bolt hole alignment or more than that? Thanks

Jameson C.

6/4/2024

@DeeC The bolt holes do not line up as it was more than just a color change between the gray Holdup and the black Holdup Evo. I wish the Evo version had replacement trays available but I checked with Yakima and they don't offer them. The difference between front and back is they are mirrored since the wheel mounts are on opposite sides. Ands they can't just be flipped around to fit either side.