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Old 01-24-2007, 06:11 PM
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I want a cargo rack, and can get a great deal on both so price is not an issue. Who has what and which would be better. Yakima loadwarrior vs Thule Moab. any ideas or are they pretty much the same. thanks

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Old 01-24-2007, 07:28 PM
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Pretty much the same. Some people like Yakima more and some people like Thule more. It is more of a personal preference thing. I have Yakima because I used to get a killer discount on it!
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Ive got a MOAB, I totally digged the way it looked up top. If you want it let me know. I had to take it off before the dealership would even begin to diagnose my wierd noise, and since I have been to lazy to huck it back up there.
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A MOAB?
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Mother Of All Baskets. They are pretty sweet I think the tubing might be a little larger than what the thule's made of.
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I want a cargo rack, and can get a great deal on both.... Yakima loadwarrior vs Thule Moab
OK, so you are in Ottawa, and I'm in Victoria, but I'd be interested to know where/how you can get a "great deal" on these racks. Rack Attack and Rack Stop in Vancouver charge about $500 for each. I can get a MOAB at Lordco for about $420, but that's still not "a great deal".
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ebay, It looks like to me that the yakima has more accessories available, ie tire hold down clamps for a hi lift or axe or shovel. If I could find one of those coleman racks up here in Ontario I would probably go with that. I can get one from sportrack (canadian tire brand) but the website says it doesnt fit on the X. Anyone know of an aftermarket bracket that I can get to make this "fit" www.sportrack.com/a21030

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I can get one from sportrack (canadian tire brand) but the website says it doesnt fit on the X
Call the Rack Attack store in Toronto or Missisauga. SportRack isn't a Canadian Tire brand - Rack Attack sells them as well, and a guy at the Vancouver store gave me a price last year, so presumably it will fit the X. The Rack Attck item number he used was 321030.
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I just contacted the customer service at sportrack, and the lady said that they have nothing that will fit the X
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