Thule or Yakima and why?
05-25-2000, 08:37 AM
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Yakima has round bars - you can alter the angle of the connectors as needed
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05-25-2000, 09:31 AM
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Let's not bust on Thule 'cause they aren't American
After all, this forum is dedicated to a German car :-)
My Thule rack has given me no troubles. It has fit well both on my A4 and my old RX-7.<p>'00 1.8T QTSC
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My Thule rack has given me no troubles. It has fit well both on my A4 and my old RX-7.<p>'00 1.8T QTSC
Ebony pearl/Onyx, tint, APR Stage 1
<a href="http://registry.audiworld.com/audi/registry/details.asp?car=4518">My Registry entry</a>
05-25-2000, 09:44 AM
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Always had Yakima
For some reason, I like their products better. They seem to be a company whos culture is dedicated to the outdoors and their products reflect that. I like to support that. They also seem just a little better thought out.
I've had bike carriers, ski racks, a cargo container and several different length bars. Every piece has been bulletproof. Not a single problem over the last seven years.
I think the bigger question might be availability. Depending on where you live, one might be easier to get than another.
I've had bike carriers, ski racks, a cargo container and several different length bars. Every piece has been bulletproof. Not a single problem over the last seven years.
I think the bigger question might be availability. Depending on where you live, one might be easier to get than another.
