What's a good size rack on a dear ?
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my rack is the best if you could only see...lol...
1027079
Its too small for thier sorting machines. The minimum size is post card size.
183190
Just contact the company or person that you rents you the server or managages it for you.  They can tell you how much space you are using currenty and give you any other stats you may need!
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Buy a "Rack".\nThen have your friends stretch you.
462842
Get the biggest one you can afford.  Extra capacity never hurt anybody, and you might be able to help your neighbors.
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Obviously the bigger names like Yakima or Thule make racks for 5 or more bikes, but it is hard to say which is better...  depends on whether you are using a trailer hitch or a rear door mount.  Get thee to your local bike shop and check them both out.  Ride safe!
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My recommendation is steel, high pressure tank, and 80-100 cu ft.\n\nSteel is negatively buoyant when empty.  This allows you to wear less weight when compared to aluminum tanks.  Avoid neutrally buoyant aluminum tanks.  These are just aluminum tanks with an extra 5#s added to it.\n\nHigh pressure because you get more capacity for the size.\n\n80-100 cu ft since these are the most versatile and will most likely match your buddy.  While 80 cu ft hp tanks are great single tanks, if you plan on doubles, then 100 hp tanks are better since these will trim out better for most people.
639271
A good question...that is what they made racks for...some have been known to put on 6" when using these things. For more information, see Spanish Inquisition.
363825
Mounting?  What about roasting?
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From Outdoor-Links.com:\n\nHooks are sized by the number that represents the distance between the point and the inside of the shank or gap.\n\nLarge hooks (1/0- 100/0 increase in size as the number increases.\nSmall hooks (1-14) decrease in size as the number increases.
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buy a dolley the type used for refrigerators but not that heavy duty. drill some holes and attach a piece of plywood to it with stove bolts. make some brackets that are convenient for you and get some bungee cords. cheap and easy.
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Something that you need and that youe will use. I hate getting more junk that I wont use that just takes up space. Think of something you really need and want.
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if its more than 4 inches thik
1180612
maybe a lightweight..good luck shorty!
846326
It's not the size of the rack that counts, it's how you work said rack. Only after we master this concept do we begin getting away with anything and everything. ;-)
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Get the correct size.\nGo to a good bike shop in your area.  A proper fitting for a bike should take a fair amount of time and should include such considerations as your physical ability, age, flexibility, and goals.\nOverhead on bicycles is very low, so don't expect any great deals by going to a place that doesn't provide good service.  More importantly, a bike that isn't right for you will sit in the garage and rust.
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You can put some nice size tires on there, just make sure you have enough power to turn them over.