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SeaSucker Flight Deck (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

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      • Turns Regular Rear Wheel Strap Into Front-Wheel Holding Superstar
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      • Compatible With Talon, Mini Bomber, Or Bomber Racks
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      • Uses Existing Rear Wheel Strap As Part Of Package
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      • Front Wheel Mount Features Elongated Entry Slots For Wheel’s Skewer
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      • Allows Wheel To Rest On Platform Of Rack For Added Stability
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      • Requires Flight Deck Thru-Axle Adapters For 15/100mm Or 12/100mm Through-Axle
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      • Does Not Support Boost Hubs (15x110mm)
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      • Constructed From 25” Aluminum Front Wheel Mount Attached To 1/2” Thick HDPE Body
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      • Fits Up To A 29” Wheel
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      • Designed For Standard Road, Cross, And MTB Wheels
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      • Suitable For Roof Top, Trunk, Or Hatchback Attachment
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      • Dimensions Approximately 14” x 6”; Front Wheel Holder Stands 19” Tall
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      • Weighs Approximately 3 Pounds
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      • Minimal Assembly Required
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      • Fits Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required. Note: Requires Rear Wheel Strap And Proper Thru-Axle Adapters; Not Compatible With Boost Hubs (15x110mm)
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      Description

      Versatile Front Wheel Holder. The SeaSucker Flight Deck enhances your existing rear wheel strap by converting it into a secure front wheel holder designed specifically for select SeaSucker bike racks. It provides a stable platform allowing safe transport of your bike’s front wheel outside the vehicle.

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      Durable Materials And Design. Featuring a robust 25-inch aluminum front wheel mount securely attached to a durable high-density polyethylene (HDPE) body, the Flight Deck is built for strength and longevity. It accommodates wheels up to 29 inches across road, cyclocross, and mountain bike categories.

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      Straightforward Installation. Installation requires minimal assembly without drilling and uses your existing rear wheel strap combined with compatible Flight Deck thru-axle adapters designed for 15/100mm or 12/100mm front hubs. This setup simplifies mounting for users with SeaSucker racks. Note: It is not compatible with boost hubs (15x110mm).

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      Lifetime Warranty. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, this product covers material and workmanship defects for the original purchaser.

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      Application. Fits universal setups with some adaptation potentially required. Must be used with an existing SeaSucker rear wheel strap and appropriate thru-axle adapters for front hubs sized 15/100mm or 12/100mm. Not compatible with boost hubs (15x110mm).

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      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      Installation Time

      (approx) 30 Minutes

      Difficulty Level:

      Simple installation for anyone.

      Installation Guides

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      What's in the Box

      • (1) Flight Deck Front Wheel Holder
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