Rich W

Any Thule Dealer can tell you that... Check their site<ul><li><a href="http://www.thule.com">Thule USA Website</a></li></ul>

Rich W

Try a Serotta Concours or Legend Ti, They make a True 59 x 59 c-c

Rich W

Thanks for the invite!

Rich W

98 GT STS 1000 ds, White Bros, Full XTR, Crossmax
99 VooDoo SoBo Hardtail, Sid Race, Full XTR,
Crossmax tubeless coming soon!

98 Dynastar S9 203's Marker M1 Turbos
97 Dynastar G9 206's Market M1 Turbos

Technica TNT Explosions...

I used to race SL in my younger daze...

Rich W

Would you be seen with a 2-plankin' fool from NJ?

Rich W

It touches glass only, and There is still 1" of forward adjustment left.

Are you sure that you don't have the brackets backwards? The longer segment attaches to the front load bar, the shorter segment attaches to the fairing...

Hope this helps. Try calling THULE. They are very knowledgeble with specific applications.

Call 800 directory assistance, they are in Seymour, CT.

pdw

Road riding in NE is great. Try western MA or VT. The only downside is people who've trained in CO will kick your butt due to elevation.

Rich W

Maybe this guy just doesn't have the legs...

mitro

Maybe, Mine is about four years old, transferred it from a Corrado. It's symmetrical BTW.

brian

I use to climb all day in the Santa Monica Mts

pdw

a) climbing on a road bike is usually more grueling. The climbs last longer and you're usually moving a lot faster.

b) CA mtn. biking doesn't impress me. I suppose it's good exercise but New England is far more technical(try decending Mt. Snow or worse yet, ascending). Boston is reputed to have the toughest metro-area mtn. biking in the country(Lynn Woods, The Fells, others).