Maximum Bike Wheelbase Swagman Skyline Roof Mounted Bike Rack # S64705 Can Accommodate
Updated 11/19/2014 | Published 11/18/2014
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What is the max bike wheelbase this rack will support.
asked by: Alan
Expert Reply:
According Swagman, their Skyline # S64705 Roof Mounted Bike Rack you referenced will accommodate bikes with wheelbases up to 52 inches.
The bike rack is compatible with vehicle crossbars that are 3 inches or less wide and whose bar spread (center to center distance between front and rear crossbar) is up to 30 inches.
If the rack is being installed on a large SUV, you might benefit from a tire step like part # HE4040 that would make accessing the roof much easier.
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Swagman Race Ready Roof Bike Rack - Wheel Mount - Clamp On
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