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bike rack question

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  1. Hello,

    I am in the market shopping for a truck bed bike rack for my
    2 bicycles. I have checked out three systems. The Yakima
    Bedhead, Beddy Joe and the Rec-Rac system (recrac.com). Any
    suggestions or even other better racks? Thanks

    David

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  2. "David" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<jwJic.92123$U83.24662@fed1read03>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hello,

    I am in the market shopping for a truck bed bike rack
    for my 2 bicycles. I have checked out three systems. The
    Yakima Bedhead, Beddy Joe and the Rec-Rac system
    (recrac.com). Any suggestions or even other better
    racks? Thanks

    David

    On my truck i have 2 of those fork mount quick release
    things bolted to the front truck bed wall. I had to drill
    holes to mount them but i never have to remove them to carry
    other stuff. The bed liner has ribbs in the floor that hold
    the rear wheels in place. Cheep & simple!

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