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Bike rack

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  1. Does anyone know of a good quality bike rack that will fit a 1995
    Nissan Pathfinder? Since I have a spare tire carrier hanging off the
    back of my truck am I stuck buying a rack that attaches to the spare
    tire carrier or are there racks such as the Saris bones that will fit
    on the spare itself? My truck is kind of old and I'd hate to loose the
    rack when the truck goes.

    Javier

  2. Javier said:

    Does anyone know of a good quality bike rack that will fit a 1995
    Nissan Pathfinder? Since I have a spare tire carrier hanging off the
    back of my truck am I stuck buying a rack that attaches to the spare
    tire carrier or are there racks such as the Saris bones that will fit
    on the spare itself? My truck is kind of old and I'd hate to loose the
    rack when the truck goes.

    If you want to stay with a tailhanger arrangement, get a hitch-mount
    rack. Yes, you'll lose the trailer hitch receiver when you sell the
    Nissan, but the rest of the rack can move to the next vehicle. A
    hitch-mount also allows the whole thing to be stashed quickly and
    easily when it's not needed.
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  3. No hitch on my truck so I'm out of luck on that one.

  4. Javier said:

    No hitch on my truck so I'm out of luck on that one.

    http://store.uhaul.com/ can solve that. (Yes, they have locations in
    New Jersey. No, the hitches don't require welding to install.)

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