s2000

[93blackcb7]

so i was thinking with all this slammed honda enthusiast out there has anyone seen a honda s2000 HARDTOP with a bike rack on top i still havent seen it

[Bongo]

god I hope not

[93blackcb7]

god I hope not

hahahahah i like s2000's crusing around topless and lowered hahahah they look perfect like that but if anyone finds one with a rack please post it up id like to see

[deevergote]

All S2000s are convertibles... so any hard top is merely a removable top that is clamped to the car. It wouldn't hold a bike rack. Anyone who tries to put a bike rack on an S2000 was probably dropped on their head as an infant.

[JoshM]

Dunno about the hardtop... but this is pretty cool (since he actually uses it)

[deevergote]

Weird... but yeah, at least that's there for the function, not the "cool factor". He'd probably be better off with a 2-bike rear rack, though!

[mtnbikaah]

He'd probably be better off with a 2-bike rear rack, though!

the roof is the safest place for bikes.. I wouldn't want a pair (or 3, or 4) $3,000 bikes chillin' behind my back bumper....... Get rear-ended, then have the possibility of those bikes not being covered by insurance.....(yeah I know, you can still roll the car over, run it into the garage, drive through, etc.)

a little :off topic: here but yesterday I saw a Del Sol with a 14ft ladder on its roof...

[deevergote]

I would think if you get rear-ended, bikes on the roof would probably be launched off.

Though that's true. A serious cyclist would potentially have more money in his bikes than in the car! (if those bikes on the Miata were worth $3000 each, they're basically EACH worth more than the car itself!)

I would think that a serious cyclist would have a vehicle that is well-suited to transporting their bikes, though.
I mean, it would be like a harpist buying a Smart ForTwo.

[mtnbikaah]

naw, they wouldn't come off if you got rear ended, or if you hit something.

I've had about $7,000 worth of bikes on the roof my my sedan. I used to race NCAA Division II all over the southeast. (when there wasn't room in the mini-bus and trailer I drove the sedan loaded up with bikes and people. There was someone else in the south east conference that had a CB, 9293 LX sedan, he would carry 6 bikes on the roof, and 4 on the back, with 4/5 people in the car...... how do you spell overloaded? i can only imagine his fuel economy...


and I digress.

[kouzie]

Weird... but yeah, at least that's there for the function, not the "cool factor". He'd probably be better off with a 2-bike rear rack, though!

I agreed!

I have both and the rear rack are way easier to put bike up and off vs the roof.

[93blackcb7]

i wanted a rack awile back but it got too trendy for sure but id have to say 1clean92 was the first to pull it off his looks good no matter if he uses it or not lol

[cb7wago]

Yeah man. I know 1clean92.. He is the one helping me out with my Wagon. funny he is my neighbor

[Accrdwgnguy]

ugh roof racks. Not even cool for carrying stuff. I cannot wait to remove mine from my wagon, I have used it once in the 8 years I have owned the car.

One of the first body repairs I did to my Malibu wagon was remove the beat up factory roof rack and fill the holes left behind.

[xkjnboix]

just for lulz

[93blackcb7]

the ferraRI looks good no matter what you put on it hahahah