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WTB Bike Rack for 97 Montero - 3/24/2007 5:45:07 PM

Rumplecat

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I would like to purchase a bike rack for my 97 Montero. What kind will fit it? Is there a way to make it go through the hitch setup? Any help is greatly appreciated?

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RE: WTB Bike Rack for 97 Montero - 5/2/2007 8:25:40 AM

lovinmrv

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Here's an ebay link...

http://search.ebay.com/Allen-Hitch-Rack-540-RR-holds-4-bikes-2-receiver_W0QQfpsZ1QQfsiZ1QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ3QQgetresultZQQitemidZ190104671009QQsatitleZAllenQ20HitchQ20RackQ20540Q20RRQ20holdsQ204Q20bikesQ202Q22Q20receiverQQsbrsrtZdQQsearch_vsi_samesellerZ1QQsellernameZbenbartsQQsibeleafcatZ56200

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RE: WTB Bike Rack for 97 Montero - 6/24/2007 7:09:44 PM

b3rnard

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How many bikes are you looking at mounting?

I got my self a spare tire rack that holds 2 bikes, from Hollywood racks. I also have a universal roof rack from Thule - holds 1 bike.

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RE: WTB Bike Rack for 97 Montero - 6/26/2007 7:51:41 AM

off roader

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Either Thule or Yakima are nice racks.

Also consider a spare tire mount (rack mounts to a plate that placed behind your spare). It's smaller and easier to remove (because it's lighter) than a hitch mount IMHO. I have one from the Sport Rack (http://www.sportrack.com) but I'm sure Thule or Yakima probably also make similar racks.

Also, if your near the sport rack they also offer a variety of options and are really nice to work with.

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