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Date:         Sun, 13 Jul 1997 14:11:39 -0400 (EDT)
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From:         PhilGeller@aol.com
Subject:      Re: Bike rack

In a message dated 7/12/97 8:18:43 PM, you wrote:

>Im in the same boat and would love more information, price, where to buy >etc. My Westy is an 84 so I would also need to access behind license >plate for the obvious reasons. TIA >Dave 84 Westy

We got ours from the Sport Rack. 1-800-RACK-USA. They have stores in California and Washington. It looks like they do mail-order too. I think Bauer is their own design. I first saw it mentioned in the vanagon list several years ago. The rack we bought, The Revolution, is a brand new design that solves some of the problems of the previous racks (stability and ease of use). From what I can see, it is much better. They loaned us a standard 3-bike rack for a month, while waiting for the revolution to come in. That was very generous, and it also let me experience how much better the Revolution was. You don't spend so much time twisting things. And the rack doesn't shake around as you drive.

Here are the prices we paid:

Bauer 2 Bike Revolution: $250 Rack Lock: $16 Anti-sway bar and bumpers $20 2-bike extension $ $60.

We carried three bikes up to Lake Tahoe for the holiday weekend. No problems, except in learning how to load them, and getting the rack to lock into place. But I think these are just adjustment pains. I'd buy it again.

Phil Geller


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