The carriers with a solid frame like the Diamant TG seem to be more stable than these adjustable arms that cannot be fixed. These arms might be more convenient but if you have an emergency driving maneuver the bike is only hold by a single arm that could bend more easily than the frame on the other racks. Would you agree?
The carriers with a solid frame like the Diamant TG seem to be more stable than these adjustable arms that cannot be fixed. These arms might be more convenient but if you have an emergency driving maneuver the bike is only hold by a single arm that could bend more easily than the frame on the other racks. Would you agree?
Then why did Thule copy the concept?