I am driving a 2004 Honda S2000. I cannot find a bike rack to fit
this car. The person
who installs many hitches here in Ann Arbor says it is not feasible to
install one on
a Honda S2000. Is anyone able to suggest a bike rack that will fit
this car?
Thank you very much.
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I went through the same thing with my old Porsche. You have to make one! Do
you have anything on the bumper, like overriders?, drill a couple of 1/4"
holes and attack 1" aluminum (or light steel, EMT) electrical conduit. Bend
a loop on top and add what ever you need. The trick is to find somthing
foward to hold supports I used a luggage rack. Have fun and save a bunch of
money. [email hidden]
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am driving a 2004 Honda S2000. I cannot find a bike rack to fit
this car. The person
who installs many hitches here in Ann Arbor says it is not feasible to
install one on
a Honda S2000. Is anyone able to suggest a bike rack that will fit
this car?
Thank you very much. -
In article <[email hidden]>,
Quoted post said:
I am driving a 2004 Honda S2000. I cannot find a bike rack to fit
this car. The person
who installs many hitches here in Ann Arbor says it is not feasible to
install one on
a Honda S2000. Is anyone able to suggest a bike rack that will fit
this car?
Thank you very much.Take a look at the Saris bones rack.A good tech can adjust it to fit
almost anything.GO BLUE!
OhhowihateOhioState!
( One word ) -
Quoted message said:
I am driving a 2004 Honda S2000. I cannot find a bike rack to fit
this car. The person
who installs many hitches here in Ann Arbor says it is not feasible to
install one on
a Honda S2000. Is anyone able to suggest a bike rack that will fit
this car?
Thank you very much.
Yakima's website says that their trunk mount bike rack will fit. -
On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 13:58:56 GMT, H M Leary <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Take a look at the Saris bones rack.A good tech can adjust it to fit
almost anything.A moron can adjust the Bones to fit almost anything. <G>
We carry it simply because it's the most "spoiler friendly" rack out
there. -
How about a receiver hitch? Check with your local U-Haul
dealer. A local BMW Z3 owner had one put on his.KenW
Ken Bradley said:
I went through the same thing with my old Porsche. You have to make one! Do
you have anything on the bumper, like overriders?, drill a couple of 1/4"
holes and attack 1" aluminum (or light steel, EMT) electrical conduit. Bend
a loop on top and add what ever you need. The trick is to find somthing
foward to hold supports I used a luggage rack. Have fun and save a bunch of
money. [email hidden]
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am driving a 2004 Honda S2000. I cannot find a bike rack to fit
this car. The person
who installs many hitches here in Ann Arbor says it is not feasible to
install one on
a Honda S2000. Is anyone able to suggest a bike rack that will fit
this car?
Thank you very much. -
kwalters said:
How about a receiver hitch? Check with your local U-Haul
dealer. A local BMW Z3 owner had one put on his.KenW
Ken Bradley said:
I went through the same thing with my old Porsche. You have to make
one! Do you have anything on the bumper, like overriders?, drill a
couple of 1/4" holes and attack 1" aluminum (or light steel, EMT)
electrical conduit. Bend a loop on top and add what ever you need. The
trick is to find somthing foward to hold supports I used a luggage
rack. Have fun and save a bunch of money. [email hidden]
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am driving a 2004 Honda S2000. I cannot find a bike rack to fit
this car. The person
who installs many hitches here in Ann Arbor says it is not feasible to
install one on
a Honda S2000. Is anyone able to suggest a bike rack that will fit
this car?
Thank you very much.
Here's one:http://www.etrailer.com/products.asp?model=S2000&category=hitch&year=2002&make=Honda&t1=&h=
I got a hitch from them for my Toyota Matrix.
Rich Kim
nisqually at comcast dot net -
kwalters said:
How about a receiver hitch? Check with your local U-Haul
dealer. A local BMW Z3 owner had one put on his.KenW
Ken Bradley said:
I went through the same thing with my old Porsche. You have to make
one! Do you have anything on the bumper, like overriders?, drill a
couple of 1/4" holes and attack 1" aluminum (or light steel, EMT)
electrical conduit. Bend a loop on top and add what ever you need. The
trick is to find somthing foward to hold supports I used a luggage
rack. Have fun and save a bunch of money. [email hidden]
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am driving a 2004 Honda S2000. I cannot find a bike rack to fit
this car. The person
who installs many hitches here in Ann Arbor says it is not feasible to
install one on
a Honda S2000. Is anyone able to suggest a bike rack that will fit
this car?
Thank you very much.
Here's one:http://www.etrailer.com/products.asp?model=S2000&category=hitch&year=2002&make=Honda&t1=&h=
I got a hitch from them for my Toyota Matrix.
Rich Kim
nisqually at comcast dot net
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