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Old 05-09-2005, 07:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The Lariat SL RockyMounts bike trays are great. I ordered up a couple to fit on my existing Thule rack. They fit perfectly and work really well. I had the chance to take them "off-roading" for their maiden voyage, and they held the bikes in place really well. The bikes got jostled around pretty good up there- against my better judgment. I didn't have much of a choice though, as I got into the woods pretty deep.

Wind noise is non-existent with the Thule fairing in place.

I scored these from ORS for $130/pair shipped with 2 lock cores. They arrived in 5 business days.

http://www.rockymounts.com has more information about the actual trays.

Why spend a small fortune on Thule (or Yakima) trays when you get these for significantly less?
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Old 05-14-2005, 06:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I saw those on ORSdirect too but wasn't sure about the quality since they're so much cheaper than others I've seen.
Thanks for the update.
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