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Hello to yall

Im in Australia atm and I own a R50 pathy which never let me down so far.

I have a setup of a bed for camping built inside of my car though it takes a lot of space so I wish to fit roof racks.

 

I did everything in my power to find a fitting solution as my R50 has factory track with supposedly fixed points but I found no solution. Even in a roof rack friendly land like Australia

 

So I was wondering if anyone faced the same problem and found a solution for a backpacker on a budget other the costume made racks?

 

Thanks in advance

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2 hours ago, AmitZissi said:

Hello to yall

Im in Australia atm and I own a R50 pathy which never let me down so far.

I have a setup of a bed for camping built inside of my car though it takes a lot of space so I wish to fit roof racks.

 

I did everything in my power to find a fitting solution as my R50 has factory track with supposedly fixed points but I found no solution. Even in a roof rack friendly land like Australia

 

So I was wondering if anyone faced the same problem and found a solution for a backpacker on a budget other the costume made racks?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Post a pic of your roof cross bars. You should just be able to buy a cheap basket and secure it to the crossbars.

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11 hours ago, R50JR said:

 

Post a pic of your roof cross bars. You should just be able to buy a cheap basket and secure it to the crossbars.

I dont have any kind of crossbars, I have factory tracks. Tried to post a picture but it's too heavy, I will try again later.

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Had a look. NPD shows part numbers for crossbars between the factory side rails. Two different crossbars are listed, as well as a crossbar kit. (I didn't check whether they're different with/without the sunroof, can't imagine why they would be.) Naturally the singles are discontinued, and the set is out of stock. You might get lucky at a wrecker, though.

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Check and see if there are sliding nuts in the tracks. If they are they are there, you can bolt a homemade basket to them. I made one from electrical metal tubing(emt) pretty cheap. Very little welding is required and its very strong.

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