Replacement Anti-Sway Cradles, Cradle Pads and Straps For a Thule Raceway 9002XT Bike Carrier

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raceway 9002xt. I need the anti sway

asked by: Eric K

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The Replacement Anti-Sway Cradle # TH8523486001 fits your Thule Raceway 9002XT bike rack. You will need 3 if you are replacing all these cradles on your rack.

We also have the Replacement Bike Cradle Pad # TH853-7745 which you would need 6 of to replace them all on your rack.

Finally the Replacement Hold Fast Cradle Strap # 852-3006-001 which you would need 9 of to have a full set.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

The two parts you are looking at differ slightly in design/size and are actually for different bike racks. For example, the Replacement Anti-Sway Cradle #TH8523486001 is for Thule Raceway TH9001XT and TH9002XT while the Replacement Anti-Sway…

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Answer 2

The replacement anti-sway cradle part #TH8523486001 that you referenced would be an exact replacement for the anti-sway cradle you have on your bike rack currently. It would not be an upgrade. Basically this lines up with the vertical portion of the…

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Answer 3

The correct replacement strap is part #852-3006-001 and then the correct anti-sway cradle is part #TH8523486001 for your Thule Raceway Pro part #TH9001PRO. Judging by the picture you submitted it looks like you have the correct straps. If it is cold…

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Answer 4

The replacement anti-sway cradle for the Thule Raceway PRO #TH9002PRO that you referenced can be found on our site listed as part #TH8523486001. The straps that secure the bike to the cradles and anti-sway cradles are sold individually with part…

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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