Whihc Replacement Safety Pin Do I Need For My Yakima Bike Rack?

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Do you have the Yakima bike rack safety pin? Red head, small ball bearing? Thanks

asked by: Jeffrey A

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We do have a couple of options for you to check out like the Replacement Spring Pin for Yakima DoubleDown or DoubleDown Ace Bike Racks # Y90175, or the Replacement Pull Pin for Yakima HoldUp +2 2-Bike Add-On # Y8880153.

The # Y90175 safety pin will work for the Yakima DoubleDown & the DoubleDown Ace bike rack, and the # Y8880153 pin will work for the Yakima HoldUp bike racks.

If you're able to let me know what bike rack you are needing a replacement for, I'd be happy to help.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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