Bike fork attachments for Utili-Track?

[travism]

Originally Posted by AustinAggie

you could mount them to a bed width 2x4 and slide it into the side slots for a 2x4. Unfortunately, the Titan only has those slots at the back of the bed.

The Titan has the slots for 2x4s or 2x6s in the front and back of the bed for sure, and also places to lay the boards flat above the wheel wells I think.

I have a 2x4 with bike mounts in the slots near the cab and a 2x6 in the slots near the tailgate that is a cheap bed divider to keep groceries and other stuff from sliding around too much.

[AustinAggie]

Must be because of the KC; I'm pretty sure my CC doesn't have those slots by the cab.

[Retriever]

Originally Posted by AustinAggie

Must be because of the KC; I'm pretty sure my CC doesn't have those slots by the cab.

Yeah, I noticed that when I got home. There is only one vertical slot and its behind the wheel well. There are three smaller slots on the wheel well, on vertical and two diagonal. I don't know what good those would do.

[mark_MTB]

Check out http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...uct_Code=RAW-3 for a great fork mount rack and http://www.saveaload.com/bikecarrier.htm for a front wheel holder (at bottom of page). This is a great set up!

Good Luck and Even Better Riding!
Mark_MTB

[Sammy Sandbag]

Originally Posted by mark_MTB

Check out http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...uct_Code=RAW-3 for a great fork mount rack

It's $40 and doesn't even include the skewer, plus you have to use one of your cleats. The locking Yakima mount I bought was less than $40, plus I didn't have to use a cleat or buy anything extra. But I guess the advantage is that you can install/move it by hand. Just MHO.

[Yeti77]

For the price Nissan wanted to make them out of their cleats, I saved a LOT of money.