Seasucker Talon Roof And Front Windshield

As cars become more aerodynamic and often smaller to deal with rising gas prices cyclists will.

Seasucker talon roof and front windshield.

The talon has three suckers at the front connected to a sturdy bracket made of high density polyethylene. It s a fork mount style rack with three of our powerful 210lb pull strength rated each vacuum cups holding it onto your car s roof trunk or back glass. Now you can brave the weather and go riding regardless of what the conditions are. Rack body made of 1 2 hdpe which makes it strong enough to hold your bike yet flexible enough to follow the curve of your roof line.

Falcon racks are designed only for use on the rear windows of pickup trucks do not use a falcon rack on the roof of your car. This rack has one fork clamp attached to three 6 seasuckers. Designed to mount to your roof and front windshield but can be used just about anywhere on the roof on the trunk etc. At side by side stuff our honda talon parts and accessories are designed for a perfect fit on your ride.

Seasucker bike racks are not the cheapest bike racks out there starting at 270 but when compared with other roof racks and with additional vehicle expenses to make other racks work such as hitches and factory racks they are not out of line. This can flex a little too which helps it fit to more curved roofs. We do this because there s more structure and strength in most cars roofs at the edges giving the rack the most stable possible mounting place. There s a metal bracket to which your front dropouts attach with an oversized quick release lever making sure they stay put.

The talon is our workhorse 1 bike carrier and our best seller. Side by side stuff can help you find the new additions to keep you and your passenger protected with a new roof windshield or rear windshield to add on. 2019 model talon with universal fork mount upgrade with 9mm plugs and skewer. If you drive a sedan and you have a talon mini bomber or bomber you should mount your rack either right behind the front windshield or right in front of the rear window.