tray installed slid to the side ready for the bike (Above should read For Markeydoo.)

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rear trunk can be accessed with some care

Load bike. (This takes some lifting and might be hard for some road riders.)

Black cars sure do look nice

Slide bike to center, lock everything down and instal straps.

One more. The bike is pretty solid at this point and will survive 100 MPH.

Front wheel can be lashed to the bike frame or carried in the front trunk if you have room. I haven't tried to carry two bikes yet but I'm sure it can be done. All the parts you see (except the parts I made for the ski rack) are stock Yakima parts available at most bike shops.

Happy riding, Elliot

Dont you mean "Happy riding, Elliot" ? Not being a stickler for gramar (you know I am horrible at it), it just read funny the first time through

I'm happy when I'm riding and wish everyone else the same. Howzat?
Elliot

I just fixed it for ya.

Thanks Elliot that looks GREAT
Mark

Elliot
Where did you get the attachment blocks made?
THANKS

wow, that is one cool rack.

Hi Mark. I made the mounting blocks myself. Hence the crude machining. Here are some pics. If you need a rack soon, you can borrow this one any time. Call me if you need it 949 472 9350. Elliot

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Looks kinda crude but it works great.

last one.

I think the mounting holes for the ski rack are 37X50 mm. The bolt with the large wing nut came from the hardware store.
Elliot

Elliot, I gotta say that is one sweet set up. Would you care to share some dimensions on the part you machined?

Thanks Elliot.
I realy like the look and I am thinking of building a set and that looks like a great design. Very stable
Mark

Good thing you are not a stickler for grammar so you can concentrate on spelling and medical practitioner penmanship.