[SE Off Road1]

A few pictures of the bike fork mount roof rack. I have always used fork mount set-ups but as many of you know the Armada rack can be difficult to configure because of the span. I used Rocky Mounts Noose fork mounts that install directly to the factory load bar. I like the set-up and the quality of the product. The beauty is that is does not require the roof rack extension kit. The wheel trays are 45 inches and hang over 3-4 inches off the back load bar. It is a perfect fit. If you do go with this set-up make sure you go with the Noose slx which has slightly longer trays than the Noose SL.

http://www.cardomain.com/id/seoffroad1

 

[justsomeguy]

I used Rocky Mounts Noose fork mounts that install directly to the factory load bar.

That's a good solution for the funky factory bars. Although I prefer using a hitch mount rack for bikes on these vehicles, that's an option if/when I need to be able to carry more than four bikes.

 

[SE Off Road1]

Rack

That's a good solution for the funky factory bars. Although I prefer using a hitch mount rack for bikes on these vehicles, that's an option if/when I need to be able to carry more than four bikes.

I pull a camper so a hitch rack is out. I like being able to leave the racks on the vehicle vs. removing the hitch rack after use. Quick local rides I have a fork mount inside the vehicle, plus if parked at the office I like having my bikes inside the truck.

 

[bluenoser]

bike rack?

That's a good solution for the funky factory bars. Although I prefer using a hitch mount rack for bikes on these vehicles, that's an option if/when I need to be able to carry more than four bikes.

Damn, I bought a 'mada so I would not have to peddle!