• Yakima ForkLift -  Rack-n-Roll
  • Yakima ForkLift -  Rack-n-Roll
  • Yakima ForkLift -  Rack-n-Roll
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Yakima

ForkLift

ForkLift

$248.95 USD
$248.95 USD
Sale Lead Time 1-2 weeks
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The fork-style roof rack bike mount fits nearly every crossbar, including the Yakima StreamLine™ system, right out of the box — no tools necessary. It keeps your bike pristine, not touching any painted surface.

PRODUCT DETAILS
  • Simple tool-free installation and removal
  • Universal mounting hardware fits all Yakima StreamLine™ crossbars and factory or aerodynamic crossbars
  • Easy-to-adjust sliding wheel tray fits a wide range of bike lengths
  • Doesn’t touch the painted surfaces of your bike
  • Fits most disc brakes
  • SKS Lock sold separately
  • 1 bike up to 35 lb. Min of 16” crossbar spread
  • Fits 20-29" Wheels & Tires up to 3" Wide
  • Accommodates bike wheelbases up to 48”
PRODUCT SPECS
  • Weight: 7.00 lbs.
  • Dimensions: L 53.50 in x W 7.25 in x H 2.50 in
  • Minimum Crossbar Spread 16.00in
  • Maximum Crossbar Spread 42.00in
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Customer Reviews

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Aron Huss
keep deleting my legit review

So you sell a rack that is advertised to fit 20-29" wheels and tires unless you own a legit mtb. then you force your customers to buy a flimsy adapter that has horrible reviews. I am a CNC programmer in the aerospace industry and i can engineer a better alternative than you are offering your customers. My advise, fire your engineer and find one with a brain and engineer a legit thru axle alternative for those of us who own real bikes. I am currently engineering one myself and will definitely outsell your "adapter" in a matter of minutes. cmon guys, i am a long time yakima customer and am disappointed. do better
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Eric Phares
Well built and versatile

I've used the Forklift on a '13 Outback, '16 Audi Q3 and now a '20 Q3. Factory crossbars for all three cars. There was no interference with opening the sunroof window on either of the Audis, listed as a potential concern by Yakima. There was some interference with the rear hatch door on the '20 Q3, but reducing the opening angle a few degrees addressed that. As others have noted, reducing overall length would not hurt things any. I've carried both road and mountain bikes from NJ to NH and WV at highway speeds with no problems.
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Peter
Horrible fit on JetStream crossbars

I spent part of the afternoon fitting a ForkLift to my SUV, which has flush side rails, RidgeLine Towers, and JetStream crossbars. Yakima says this rack "fits nearly every crossbar right out of the box" but the fit to Yakima's own Jetstream bars is horrible. The front attachment is acceptable but sloppy (much worse than ForkChop, for example, which is pretty good). The back attachment, whether in the standard position or reversed, at most has a single section of contact with the crossbar on top and on bottom. This rack probably fits a bunch of round, square, and factory crossbars nicely, but on Yakima's own high end system, it fails. I'm very disappointed and will return the product tomorrow.
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