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CYCLINGTIPS.COM: Thule UpRide vs Yakima HighRoad bike rack comparison review

This review and photography of the Yakima HighRoad upright bike mount by David Rome was originally published at cyclingtips.com on September 25, 2018. Yakima HighRoad versus Thule UpRide bike carrier review As bike preferences have grown more diverse, and automobiles have grown ever bigger and taller, the once-common roof-based bike carriers have steadily...

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3 Steps For Prepping Your Car For Cycling Season

No matter where or how you like to cycle, getting to and from the site with all your gear in one piece can be a huge hassle. Here are some tips for getting you in gear with less frustration and downtime.

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Roof Boxes Or Ski Racks?

A common problem that outdoors enthusiasts often run into is how to best carry all their gear and their companions along with them on their trips. This can be especially true when dealing with cold weather outings like ski trips. Yakima offers products that help to solve your packing and organisation needs, but it can sometimes be difficult to choose which option best meets your needs.

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Hobbies You Can Finally Enjoy with a Roof Rack

Have you ever had interest in an outdoor hobby, only to wonder about the logistics of it all? There are so many different outdoor activities that we should be taking advantage of, but sometimes issues like transportation are an issue. Sure, you can get that boat or those skis, but how will they fit in your car with limited space? That is where roof racks come into play.

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How to Mount a SUP to Your Car Roof Rack

We don’t know about you, but when the weather’s warm, we are always trying to spend as much time on the water as possible. Lately, there's been an upwards trend for paddleboarding, more specifically stand-up paddleboarding (SUP). It’s a great way to spend a summer day, get some exercise, and...

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How to Maximise Your Roof Rack For Long Road Trips

You’ve done the research. You know where you’re going, what you’re bringing, and what sights and destinations you plan on hitting up once you get there. You’ve done this before, and the experience is all that matters. But getting there is the hard part, and planning and packing are what makes that experience go over without a hitch. It’s not anyone’s favourite part of the trip, but it is a necessary one.