PIC REQUEST: JP W/ Canoe or Kayak

[Haggis]

http://rockyridgeproducts.com

Can you tell us the manufacturer of this rack?

Thanks,

John

John, that rack is the prototype rack from Rocky Ridge Products as my LJ was the test and fit mule. David (aka RockyRidge) is a member here on the Portal though I don't know if he's still selling racks. The hoops are oval stainless steel tubing and the mounts and rails are aluminum. With the oval tubes it's very quiet and the aluminum keeps the weight down...plus there is no rust. It breaks down and installs easily and has been a good system.

 

[njjeepthing]

Here's mine;

Nice XJ Muck....

 

[njjeepthing]

our fishing yaks on the Gobi.
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Looks good!

 

[njjeepthing]

http://rockyridgeproducts.com

John, that rack is the prototype rack from Rocky Ridge Products as my LJ was the test and fit mule. David (aka RockyRidge) is a member here on the Portal though I don't know if he's still selling racks. The hoops are oval stainless steel tubing and the mounts and rails are aluminum. With the oval tubes it's very quiet and the aluminum keeps the weight down...plus there is no rust. It breaks down and installs easily and has been a good system.

His site is still up and running.
I'd really like to see a close up picture of how the soft/hard top mounts work on this.
http://www.rockyridgeproducts.com/roof_rack.html

 

[JIMBO]

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:costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

 

[Haggis]

His site is still up and running.
I'd really like to see a close up picture of how the soft/hard top mounts work on this.
http://www.rockyridgeproducts.com/roof_rack.html

Here's a thread for the install on my LJ with some additional pics.

 

[jscusmcvet]

John, that rack is the prototype rack from Rocky Ridge Products as my LJ was the test and fit mule. David (aka RockyRidge) is a member here on the Portal though I don't know if he's still selling racks. The hoops are oval stainless steel tubing and the mounts and rails are aluminum. With the oval tubes it's very quiet and the aluminum keeps the weight down...plus there is no rust. It breaks down and installs easily and has been a good system.

Awesome, thanks. I already fabbed up a way to carry my MTB on the rear tire carrier and I think with this front fairing/light bar, I can fab up a rack for the rear, carry the canoe and the MTB at the same time so I can bring it all on our camping trips. Thanks again.

John

 

[OverlandChronicles]

 

[brianwj]

Here's a couple.

 

[Cove]

Perception & Old Town...

 

[bldeagle10]

America!

pic from 4th of July weekend.

 

[FishPOET]

Advanced Elements StraitEdge2 Kayak