Thread: Attn: Yakima and/or Thule roof rack owners!
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Old 12-30-2008, 06:31 PM
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My Yakima really didn't raise the wind noise, but you can feel the drag past 60mph for sure. I have the old school fairing on the front which is bigger so I think it smoothes out the airflow a lil better than the new small fairing, but I got 0 wind noise added even at 70. The best thing about yakima, just get a sharpie and mark either side of the clip locations, and you can just pop the rack on and off in under 5 minutes. Just throw it on when you go to the snow or lake or bike trail, and pop it off for everyday driving. Once you have the marks set you can seriously put the rack on by yourself in about 2 minutes
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