Re: Thule for 90 80Q?

[John Cunningham <johnc@together.net>]

here's another tip for Thule purchases - L.L.Bean sells their gear, and
although you won't find much detail in a catalog, if you call you can get a
product specialist that will set you up.  might be slightly more than
performancebike but the advantage is the famed L.L.Bean warranty.  i had mine
for years when the plastic on the bars cracked.  while as a consumer i felt
this was bogus, no retailer or normal mail order shop would have done
anything for me, but Bean sent me a brand new set of bars...


ericaugustyn wrote:

> > Date: Sun, 8 Aug 1999 11:01:51 -0400
> > From: "Robert Lester" <lester@cyberportal.net>
> > Subject: Thule for 90 80Q?
> >
> > Hey guys, who is using and can recomend the specific load carrier and
> > (feet)? I need for my 90 80Q? I've already looked at Thule web site.
> > TIA Bob
> > 90 80Q (Nologies/amp)
>
> I just got finished with setting up my rack. You use the #400 feet.  for
> info here is the site. http://www.thuleracks.com/400.html They are about
> 85.00USD at http://www.performancebile.com  They run for 110.00USD at my
> local dealer so ordering over the internet is the way to go.
>
> you will also need a "fit kit".  you need fit kit model #1.  that runs 40
> bucks everywhere and usually hard to find b/c thay make like a hundred of
> them.  however http://www.rei.com carries them for that price.
>
> other than getting the load bars and a snowboard rack, you are all set.
>
> hope that helps.
> eric
>
> p.s. the car that they show the feet on in thule's website is an A4:-).
>
> --
> ericaugustyn
> '91 80q
> '03 TTCQ
> http://raudi.com
> AIM = PROpane860

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