Replacement Arms for a Yakima HoldUp EVO Bike Rack
Updated 10/28/2024 | Published 10/26/2024 >
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Question:
Re: Part Number: 8880833 When it says front arm is that the arm closest to the vehicle, or closest to the person standing behind the car? Thanks!
asked by: Mike H
Expert Reply:
Hey Mike! That's a great question. The front of a bike rack is considered the part closest to the vehicle. So the Replacement Front Arm for Yakima HoldUp EVO or SingleSpeed Bike Carrier item # 8880833 would be for the portion closest to your vehicle. The Replacement Rear Arm For Yakima HoldUp EVO and SingleSpeed Bike Rack item # Y82FR would be the one you'd need for the back cradle.
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Replacement Front Arm for Yakima HoldUp EVO or SingleSpeed Bike Carrier
- Accessories and Parts
- Hitch Bike Rack
- Cradle and Arm Parts
- Arms
- HoldUp
- SingleSpeed
- Yakima
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Mike H.
10/28/2024
Thanks! That’s what I needed. After I sent in the question I was also thinking maybe it meant it was for the front wheel of a bike!