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What is the correct size of roof rack for CB7's?

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    What is the correct size of roof rack for CB7's?

    Hi,

    I was just wondering what the correct size of roof rack is for CB7's. When I search "1992 Honda Accord roof rack" I seem to get a lot of universal racks that come up, which sound like they could fit but I don't exactly trust. Specifically, I'm looking for a Thule or Yakima rack with the wind visor (not exactly sure if that's what they are called) that looks something like this: https://goo.gl/images/vAiZFp

    Any help is much appreciated! Thanks.
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    Searching with google is the best way to go to find these answers. When looking for something specific, just enter that phrase ie "bike rack size" and then follow that with: "site:www.cb7tuner.com"

    So, your google search bar would have the following: bike rack size site:www.cb7tuner.com

    Google will only search that website for that phrase. It will make it easier to find your answers.

    I found the below with two minutes of google searching.


    Originally posted by drummersteve7 View Post
    I have a yakima roof rack
    48" crossbars
    44" fairing
    Qtowers are fully compatible
    Just need the clips for your car.


    Originally posted by SaiSofine View Post
    But, you do need the Clips. The clips are Kit-117 for THULE racks, and Q73 for YAKIMA racks.

    The rack might need to be adjusted for a correct fit.
    Last edited by oni_cb7; 06-29-2016, 04:50 PM.

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      #3
      Awesome. Thanks man! That was a super helpful response.

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        Can anyone tell me if Thule makes 48" bars? I'm gonna guess no as I can't seem to find them anywhere online. Really dig the square look though.

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          Also, don't mean to triple post here, and I know you were just quoting the guy, but do you know about the fairing size? On the yakima site it looks like it should be 38" instead

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            Originally posted by TKizzll View Post
            Also, don't mean to triple post here, and I know you were just quoting the guy, but do you know about the fairing size? On the yakima site it looks like it should be 38" instead
            All I did was copy and paste.

            If you aren't sure what you need, then grab a tape-measure and measure your car. It will give you an idea of how wide you need the bars to be and how big of a fairing to get.

            These aren't built for specific cars, they are built in generic sizes and you need to find the right sizes for your car.

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