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Yakima, EXO TopShelf, Second Level Base Rack for EXO Hitch Rack System
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Users say:
The EXO and box combination is a great solution for those looking for a safe and secure way to store and transport their gear. However, some users have experienced issues with the TopShelf and bike rack, as well as difficulty with the locking mechanism. Additionally, the TopShelf can be difficult to access when not in base camp mode. Despite these issues, many users are pleased with the product and find it to be a great way to transport their gear.
Get double the storage space for your hitch; The EXO TopShelf attaches to the EXO SwingBase (sold separately) to create a second tier of storage for your gear Adapts to your adventures; The EXO Cleat system and SpeedKnobs let you easily change out EXO components (sold separately) so you can bike today, ski tomorrow and camp this wee…
Get double the storage space for your hitch; The EXO TopShelf attaches to the EXO SwingBase (sold separately) to create a second tier of storage for your gear Adapts to your adventures; The EXO Cleat system and SpeedKnobs let you easily change out EXO components (sold separately) so you can bike today, ski tomorrow and camp this weekend, all with one system Keeps your gear at hand; This hitch-mounted system makes accessing gear easy; It also rotates 180 degrees relative to the EXO SwingBase to easily access the lower level Easy to install and locks in place; Includes HitchLock to secure to the EXO SwingBase and includes 2 extra SKS lock cores to secure your gear and EXO components Setting up a base camp? EXO TopShelf includes a jack stand and pairs perfectly with the EXO BackDeck (sold separately) to create a multipurpose table
Review summary
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The EXO and box combination is a great solution for those looking for a safe and secure way to store and transport their gear. However, some users have experienced issues with the TopShelf and bike rack, as well as difficulty with the locking mechanism. Additionally, the TopShelf can be difficult to access when not in base camp mode. Despite these issues, many users are pleased with the product and find it to be a great way to transport their gear.
Pros
- Sturdy and well-built
- Easy to install
- Affordable price
- Supports multiple bikes
Cons
- Limited space for bikes
- Locking mechanism issues
- Limited compatibility with some models
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Description
Get double the storage space for your hitch; The EXO TopShelf attaches to the EXO SwingBase (sold separately) to create a second tier of storage for your gear Adapts to your adventures; The EXO Cleat system and SpeedKnobs let you easily change out EXO components (sold separately) so you can bike today, ski tomorrow and camp this weekend, all with one system Keeps your gear at hand; This hitch-mounted system makes accessing gear easy; It also rotates 180 degrees relative to the EXO SwingBase to easily access the lower level Easy to install and locks in place; Includes HitchLock to secure to the EXO SwingBase and includes 2 extra SKS lock cores to secure your gear and EXO components Setting up a base camp? EXO TopShelf includes a jack stand and pairs perfectly with the EXO BackDeck (sold separately) to create a multipurpose table
Specifications
| Material | Aluminum |
| Brand | Yakima |
| Compatibility | Car |
| Model | 8002716 |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Item Weight | 37.3 Pounds |
| Suggested Users | Mens |
| Folding | No |
| Item Dimensions Lxwxh | 28 X 25.5 X 8.5 Inches |
| Date First Available | January 28, 2021 |