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Yakima's Super Joe 3 is a beefy bike carrier which straps onto the back of the car. The Super Joe holds three bikes with superhero style stability. Easy on and easy off with the quick trigger hub system, plus 6 straps that stabilize the rack to the top of the trunk. You can throw this big, bad hero of a bike rack on a wide range of vehicle including mini-vans, hatchbacks, or sedans too.
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Features
- Includes stable cradles
- Quick trigger hubs
- Glass hatch hooks
Gender: Unisex
Weight: 12.6 lbs
Season: N/A
Vendor ProductId: 8002614
Review ProductId: 5871
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Pros
- Durable
- Easy to Install
- Easy to Use
- Lightweight
- Stable
Cons
- Not many
Best Uses
- Large Cars
- Mountain Bikes
- Road Bikes
Comments about Yakima Racks Super Joe 3 Bike Carrier:
I was originally looking at a Thule rack when my wife up and ordered this one. Therefore, I could'nt help but be a bit skeptical as I opened the box. My skepticism, though, changed to enthusiasm as I inspected the rack's solid construction and ample rubber fasteners.Getting it on the car (an 03 Focus Hatchback) was no more difficult than any other rack. The first try took about 15 minutes. After that it was a five minute job.Once on the car it was firmly attached and very stable. It didn't budge. As for the bikes, they did not budge, either. At highway speeds there was no vibration, no shaking, and no unusual noise.After several trips with the rack and several mountings and unmountings there was no sign of damage or wear either on the bikes or the car.Using the Yakima is a good experience. [...]
Pros
- Durable
- Stable
Cons
Best Uses
- Road Bikes
Comments about Yakima Racks Super Joe 3 Bike Carrier:
I bought this rack to use with kids bikes, I ended up needing to purchase a crossbar to make them fit.
It's a bit complicated to put on the car, a lot of steps, so I don't end up using it much.
It is sturdy and holds the bikes on well. I would recommend it as a good alternative to a roof rack that is considerably more expensive.
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