What is the range of wheelbase sizes the rack will accommodate? I have a short wheelbase recumbent, with a wheelbase of 44". Will it fit?
1254952
If your wheelbase is over 48", it still might work if you're willing to bolt a homemade extension to the rack. If a homemade extension broke the rack, I'm sure the manufacturer would deny a warranty replacement; but, it would be pretty hard to break this burly rack.
1254953
Yes I have run right to the limit a 48 wheelbase bike a buddy made for fun, works fine. Also supports up to 60lbs per bike, I usually carry my Norco atomik everywhere on the back of my mk6 golf. You won't regret this rack
280264
Understand you have only 69" of space. My 2 gorilla racks,side by side,take up 681/4". So you will have just enough room,at 69". Good luck.
373189
I can't say for certain about your particular rack; however, the mounts can be positioned on any of the small tubes front to back, at just about any width. So, as long as the rack bars are not longitudinal (i.e. parallel to car) and the spacing is no wider than the basket is long, it should fit, other than the fact that the mounts are shaped for the bars and on a non-adjustable rack (like mine) the shape doesn't line up exactly with the bars, and there are gaps. My guess is that it can be made to fit almost any rack. So fit probably isn't a big problem. As long as you don't mind the fact that its built like a huge, heavy, cheaply built piece of c&$p. I hope you have better look putting yours together than so many others like myself have. Just make sure you order a set of 4 locks for the mounting caps, because many of us have had the plastic mount covers come off while driving and mine did about $500 worth of paint damage to the top of the car when it came off on the freeway. The clips that are supposed to hold the covers on, don't. And, Thule won't replace the ones that blow off. But, they only cost about $25 each plus shipping, direct from Thule.
538320
We have both a beach cruiser and a trek mountain bike. Both have 26 inch wheels. Both fit like the rack was made for them. Skinny tire bikes will wobble around a bit. Disk brake bikes won't fit.
560222
should fit, I buy 2 at the time, saves shipping and hassles next time the rack needs to be replaced.
288399
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately the Thule 594XT Sidearm rack will only accommodate wheel sizes from 20"-29". For wheels smaller then that we would suggest a fork mount bicycle rack like the Thule 527 Paceline.
191211
If you have crossbars that run perpendicular you should fine regardless of width. This rack comes with U-bolts for mounting. Try google images for mounting to see how/what I am describing.
1590713
Depending on what size your bike is, I have a 450. The rack actually is not big enough for a big bike. It's ideal size for and 85. That being said, I still use it without putting anything through the wheels.
1733404
I believe the answer is "yes". I think I saw that on Stack-On's website. The rack didn't work for my compact or sub-compacts.
1448712
This rack fits on a hitch mount. So as long as you have a hitch, it will fit.
1542738
I would not waste your money on this product. I'd strongly suggest an upgrade to the Bones. It works great and we love the secure feeling we have using it. According to Saris fit guide, your vehicle will accommodate the bike rack, check for yourself http://www.saris.com/en/vehicle-racks.html
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Don't know the exact size of your recubent bike. But I have different sized full suspension bicycles and it adjusts to fit them all. I would say yes it would accomodate a recumbent bicycle. You may have to do some adjusting and rearrangingig of the racks. I don't want to steer you wrong but some of the recumbent bikes are really low and extended really long. I have a Full Suspension MTB That the main tube is really low at the support post and the wheelbases is really extended not as extreme as the most extreme recumbent bike. If time isn't of the essence you can always send it back if it doesn't work to your liking. The video should give you a good idea if it'll work. Don't know the exact size of your recubent bike. But I have different sized full suspension bicycles and it adjusts to fit them all. I would say yes it would accomodate a recumbent bicycle. You may have to do some adjusting and rearrangingig of the racks. I don't want to steer you wrong but some of the recumbent bikes are really low and extended really long. I have a Full Suspension MTB That the main tube is really low at the support post and the wheelbases is really extended not as extreme as the most extreme recumbent bike. If time isn't of the essence you can always send it back if it... » Read More Don't know the exact size of your recubent bike. But I have different sized full suspension bicycles and it adjusts to fit them all. I would say yes it would accomodate a recumbent bicycle. You may have to do some adjusting and rearrangingig of the racks. I don't want to steer you wrong but some of the recumbent bikes are really low and extended really long. I have a Full Suspension MTB That the main tube is really low at the support post and the wheelbases is really extended not as extreme as the most extreme recumbent bike. If time isn't of the essence you can always send it back if it doesn't work to your liking. The video should give you a good idea if it'll work. « Show Less
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Hi! Unfortunately this rack will not fit on the bike you are referring to. Thanks.
1248752
If the supports can sit flat on the roof as close to the edge as possible and be within the 44 and 60 inch range then it should work. The supports are about 3" x 5". Each rack is held down by a strap from each end you secure inside the vehicle so they have to mount over the doors.
48445
yes it will. I have an old Trek 700 and the rack fits on it just fine. I ordered it so that I could use it when I buy my next bike with disc brakes.
125567
As long as you have a 2" trailer hitch it should fit. I love this bike rack. Super easy to get bikes on and off.
1239706
I have a 48" on there right now. it's on a little stand that's about a foot long so it fits. I think if your 52" is on a stand it will work but the warnings on the side say not to go above 44".