Replacement Straps For Yakima WindShield Fairing

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YAKIMA WINDSHIELD STRAPS 4PK SKU: #8880587 These are the zip ties for a 46 rack . DO you have them or when can i Get them

asked by: Stephen J

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We do have the replacement straps you asked about for the Yakima WindShield fairing, with the correct part being the following:

- Replacement Attachment Straps for Yakima WindShield Fairing # Y83XR

This will give you the four replacement straps you are looking for; the # Y83XR is just our part number and it is the exact Yakima part 8880587 you are wanting.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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David J.

11/16/2021

What straps are available for the thule fairing ? Older model

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Les D.

11/23/2021

The Yakami # Y83XR (Yakami 8880587) Replacement Attachment Straps for Yakima Windshield Roof Rack Fairing fit Yakami Fairing numbers Y05016, Y05017, Y05018, and Y05019. This most likely includes yours. If you have a different part number contact us again with that number so we can research that.

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David J.

11/23/2021

@LesD Thank you for your response but my fairing is a Thule 871xt it won’t fit around my roof cargo bars I need to modified by using straps can you help me with an application that can use to remedy, this issue. Is it even possible todo so? Thank you. P/S The one I own has clips that only fit on the Square bar or the Aero bar.

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Les D.

11/29/2021

@DavidJ I reached out to Thule regarding parts for the 871XT fairing. This model does not have straps. Since I can't post a picture here, I have directly emailed you a picture of all the parts and their part numbers. Let me know if one of those are the part(s) you are looking for.

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