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Do yall know of anybody who sells or makes inexpensive off-road roof racks for 1st gen explorers. I'm am looking into one but am having a hard time finding one and can't make my own . Or does nayone want to sell me there's.
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There is only one downside to the Yakima, they have a round design that tend to be much more slippery than the Thule style bars. So unless your going to always use the accessories on the yak bars you may run into issues with strapping down certain items.
I tried a set of the yak bars, but when I tried to tie down my canoe it would slide all over. I was going to keep them and just put some anti skid tape on them, but then I found the bars from discount ramps and for less than 1/2 the price they work perfect for carrying ladders and canoes, and can use the Thule accessories to carry my kayaks as well.
Don't get me wrong Yakima makes a great product, I just wanted to point out one downside to the design.
I don't remember the cost. I had to buy adapters from 4wheelparts for one of their roof racks and I added the spare tire mount. Originally designed for a hummer
. Or does nayone want to sell me there's.
