Does the rack come apart enough to fit in the back of a car? I am looking for something portable for dance competitions.
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I'm wondering the same thing! Three dancers' costumes + one Dream Duffel = broken bar. :( Did you end up buying this one? Does it disassemble easily enough?
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That's what I use it for also. The shelf comes off and the sides slide lower, but you can't disassemble it. It fits in the back of my SUV, but not sure if it would fit in a regular car. It is very sturdy though.
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It took maybe 10min to set up so I'd think it would be very portable for travel.
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Yes if you take it totally apart it should be no problem. We hauled one in a civic
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In the original packaging and disassembled I'm sure the rack would transport well since it breaks down quite small. Completely assembled it is quite large and would be pretty cumbersome, especially if it had clothing on the racks.
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Yes, it does come apart. Also mine had 2 different sizes of the U that wraps the bar to fit different sizes of grab bars. My holder works really well. Was only one I could find to work like this. All strong plastic, so no parts to rust.
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You should not plan on leaving it on the car. The vacuum will eventually dissipate and the rack will come loose. It it also subject to theft.
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We had 4 bikes on it and none was hitting the car. However, the rack BROKE from the weight of the bikes (2 adult, 2 kids bikes) and the constant vibrations you get when you drive. Be careful! You don't want it to break while driving and have the bikes fall down on the road!
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I see you got your answer already. Let me add that it will not hold your larger cars. For example I have a "Super bird" that is too long and an old "Woody" that is too high but, overall, it should hold about 98% of the cars out there.
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It can be taken apart and lies flat, but it is not something that I would do everyday, but for travel/storage/cleaning it does come apart.
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Not really. It does break down into pieces, but they are all fairly large and heavy. I suppose that you _could_ pack it along for occasional road trips to some place where it would be set up for an extended time in one spot, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it as a portable stand. It is too bulky and awkward to be convenient for that.
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It certainly is - and collapses completely/flat. I collapse mine all the time when I need to put other items in the back of my SUV, then reassemble when needed. It comes with a case to put it back in, but usually I just leave mine on the car folded up. I love ours.
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Not really. If you are moving or something, you could take it apart then put it back together if needed. It wouldnt work so easily if you're looking to routinely take this along in the car to the laundromat. It has several pieces dismantled and many screws. It's great for wheeling down the hall to the laundry room.
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This is only for short term transport. I would only use it if its to and from wherever your taking the bikes. The rack is easy to assemble. To take down and to put up.
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Yes, but I think you should go for something a bit more rigid. This may be too flimsy if your going to be using it often. Mine just holds some things in the trunk that I rarely use.
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Yes, I was able to take it apart and reassemble it alone pretty easily whenI moved. It has very few parts and the pieces are light and easy to transport, even with little upper body strength.
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I would say, no. The rack for the clays comes off but it is still big. We also kept the the circular guard off to make a bit more compact. I transport in the back of an SUV.
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It collapses into a pile - but not very small. You should not have a problem if you are renting an SUV or a large car. But if you have lots of luggage and a small car; this will be an issue
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Yes! It breaks down easily to fit in most cars. Then I pop it up in the parking lot and load it up to just roll my inventory in. Makes unloading so much faster. Then I use it for display in my booth.