What is Roof Top Cargo Box that Will Fit Crossbar Spread of Malone Microsport Trailer

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What is the best way to mount the Thule Motion XT on the Malone microsport? The Thule box has a maximum bar spread of 36”. Can the microsport bars be moved that close together?

asked by: Peter

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The Microsport part # MPG460G that you referenced has a minimum crossbar spread of 44 inches and the only cargo box that would have a spread dimension compatible with that is the Yakima SkyBox 21 part # Y07337. There isn't a Thule Motion XT that would work.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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