Availability of Replacement Anti-Sway Cradles for Yakima FullTilt 4 Bike Rack

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I am looking for a replacement cradle for the Yakima Fulltilt4. It is Yakima part number 8890302. I see you have the 8890301 cradle which also goes on this rack, but the 8890302 is the one I need with the anti sway cradle. Is this part available ? Regards.

asked by: Darren B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Thank you for doing your homework!

You have identified the correct replacement anti-sway cradle for your Yakima FullTilt 4 Bike Rack. My contact at Yakima confirmed that their replacement anti-sway cradle for the FullTilt is indeed part # Y8890302. The other cradle you referenced, part # Y8890301, is also a valid fit.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

Thanks so much for the photos, they were very helpful. To replace all four cradles, what you need is two of the Replacement SuperCush Anti-Sway Cradle and ZipStrips #8880598 (which has the upper and lower ZipStrip) along with two of the Replacement…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

We do have a replacement cradle for the Yakima Lite Rider bike rack. It is the Replacement SuperCush Anti-Sway Cradle and ZipStrips for Yakima Hanging-Style Bike Racks item #8880598.

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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