2018 Toyota Corolla Trunk Bike Racks Installation And Review Videos

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2018 Toyota Corolla- Video

Speaker 1: Today on our 2018 Toyota Corolla, we're going to be test fitting the Yakima Fullback Two Bike Rack for trunk mounts, part number Y02634. We already have our bike installed on the rack. Let's take a closer look here and show off some of the features.Starting off at our ends here, on the one we have the Yakima bottle opener, which is pretty common among most of their bike racks. On the other end, however, we do have this integrated cable lock. How it works is, if you we're to have a bike on the outer cradles here, this would come out, wrap around the frame of that, and attach to this point here and lock into place to secure your bikes onto the bike rack.The cradles themselves are stationary, meaning they don't move back and forth or side-to-side, but they do have this TPE padding on the top, which is actually going to act as kind of a shock absorber for when you hit those bumps to help protect the frames of your bikes. The bottom part of the ZipStrip here is also padded to help that protect the frame of your bikes as well.How this actually attaches to the bike rack, we'll have two ZipStrips up at the top, as well as one off to the side here. more

7/2/2018 7:17:41 AM

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2018 Toyota Corolla Y02636- Video

Speaker 1: Today on our 2018 Toyota Corolla, we're going to be test fitting the Yakima HalfBack Two Bike Rack for Trunk Mounts. This is going to be part number Y02636.We already have our bike rack installed on our trunk here, so let's go ahead and take a closer look and show off some of the features. Starting with our arms here, at the ends of both of our arms, we're going to have the Yakima bottle openers, which is pretty standard for the bike racks. Moving onto the cradles, these are stationary meaning they can't move back and forth or side to side. However, they do have this TPE padding on the top portion here.That's going to help protect the frame of your bike when it's being installed. It's going to act as kind of a shock absorber while you're driving. more

6/29/2018 7:48:09 AM