Well I hope I'm not Doubling up on threads here, but I didn't see another thread for Roof Racks on M35/45/37/56!! so I figured I'd Start one!! Feel free to share pictures of your rack setup!! I'll get it started.













LET'S SEE THEM RACKS!

I've been contemplating roof or trunk. We carry bikes only. Went with trunk because I don't like having to lift the bike overhead so much, prefer not to risk driving into my garage with the bikes on the roof, and it's easier to remove the trunk rack.

BTW we can't see the photos you posted. I just see the text Image.

msvara wrote:I've been contemplating roof or trunk. We carry bikes only. Went with trunk because I don't like having to lift the bike overhead so much, prefer not to risk driving into my garage with the bikes on the roof, and it's easier to remove the trunk rack.

BTW we can't see the photos you posted. I just see the text Image.

Yea I agree, lifting the bikes on to the roof can be aggravating. It's similar for my longboard because it's kinda heavy. lol but it thankfully fits in my garage.

And thanks i'll have to correct the images. LOL

There...I think I fixed it now :P

Still can't see

msvara wrote:Still can't see

I can now 12:21 EST

BTW, I'm loving the red.

MAN!!! I still see only this

msvara wrote:MAN!!! I still see only this

That's sooo lame!!! Idk why you can't see them. are you at work? sometimes our IT blocks out that sorta stuff

Mjkkb2 wrote:

msvara wrote:Still can't see

I can now 12:21 EST

BTW, I'm loving the red.

Thank you!! Took me a while to find a CRP M45S

which browser are you in? I am able to see the pics in IE and Chrome. Maybe firefox si the culprit?

Mjkkb2 wrote:which browser are you in? I am able to see the pics in IE and Chrome. Maybe firefox si the culprit?

Godfoot wrote:

Mjkkb2 wrote:which browser are you in? I am able to see the pics in IE and Chrome. Maybe firefox si the culprit?

Like

msvara wrote:
Like

Any luck yet?

See it from my iPhone. Nice ride. You need the aero thingy for the front of the rack

msvara wrote:See it from my iPhone. Nice ride. You need the aero thingy for the front of the rack

I do!! harder to find one used than I thought LOL. I may have to just cave and buy a new defelctor, I guess not so bad because the rack was free!! LOL.

Anyone else wanna share their rack??

Godfoot wrote:

msvara wrote: Anyone else wanna share their rack??

Well Played

Maybe not for the bikes but it could still work for some aspects

Just use the "don't worry darling, you'll get used to it"

Hey Godfoot what are you using for roof racks? I looked on Thule and Yakima sites and they only offer trunk set ups for my 09 m35x. By the way this is my first post here and my first Infiniti.

I was thinking about this a while back. I haven't seen any racks specific for our cars. What do you guys use?

http://www.rhinorack.com/Vehicle_INFINI ... 012.pdfspx.

Found these online they say they will fit. I'll put it on my wish list. I do a great deal of skiing and mountain biking so these look possible.

svard75 wrote:I've been contemplating roof or trunk. We carry bikes only. Went with trunk because I don't like having to lift the bike overhead so much, prefer not to risk driving into my garage with the bikes on the roof, and it's easier to remove the trunk rack.

BTW we can't see the photos you posted. I just see the text Image.

What rack did you get?

I've been thinking about joining the bike world to get some exercise, but couldn't really find anything I trusted.

I've also been considering getting a kayak...so OP, what rack is that?

http://www.rhinorack.com/Vehicle_INFINI ... _4741.aspx

I plan to buy the above listed rack with ski/snowboard attachment and at least one bike rack. I hope this link works. Would like to hear from any other m35 or m45 owners that have any experience with this rack. My last car 06 Mazda 6 hatch I had an awesome Thule rook rack with faring and it worked really well .

For the Y51 crowd, I don't think think there is a specific mount for our cars yet (for bikes that is)..... I recently went to one of our local bicycle shops and the guy did a search for me over the next two days. As we had expected, he didn't see anything available for sale, that was specific to our cars.

The option that he gave me was this...http://www.seasucker.com/shop/1187/ . This guy owns a Mustang GT500 and states this is what he uses on his car (not the car in the video!).

I think it's kinda pricey, but he claims it works and says that he hasn't had any issues with his. He didn't sell them, so this leads me to believe he is probably speaking of his true experience.

When I get around to it, I will eventually purchase one, because the area around my home is not too bike friendly.

White-Rush wrote:For the Y51 crowd, I don't think think there is a specific mount for our cars yet (for bikes that is)..... I recently went to one of our local bicycle shops and the guy did a search for me over the next two days. As we had expected, he didn't see anything available for sale, that was specific to our cars.

The option that he gave me was this...http://www.seasucker.com/shop/1187/ . This guy owns a Mustang GT500 and states this is what he uses on his car (not the car in the video!).

I think it's kinda pricey, but he claims it works and says that he hasn't had any issues with his. He didn't sell them, so this leads me to believe he is probably speaking of his true experience.

When I get around to it, I will eventually purchase one, because the area around my home is not too bike friendly.

It let me select Y51 (M 11-13). I hope their info is accurate.
http://www.rhinorack.com/Vehicle_INFINITI_M_4797.aspx

IlyaKol wrote:

svard75 wrote:I've been contemplating roof or trunk. We carry bikes only. Went with trunk because I don't like having to lift the bike overhead so much, prefer not to risk driving into my garage with the bikes on the roof, and it's easier to remove the trunk rack.

BTW we can't see the photos you posted. I just see the text Image.

What rack did you get?

I've been thinking about joining the bike world to get some exercise, but couldn't really find anything I trusted.

I've also been considering getting a kayak...so OP, what rack is that?

I bought a simple Thule trunk rack http://www.rackattack.com/product-pages ... p-rack.asp

This is only used for transporting our mountain bikes to a place with a bit more hills. Most of the time I ride my roadies right from home. The best way to exercise with bikes is find a great, safe route and start by riding out 10-15miles or more and work your way up.

wideopn11 wrote:

White-Rush wrote:For the Y51 crowd, I don't think think there is a specific mount for our cars yet (for bikes that is)..... I recently went to one of our local bicycle shops and the guy did a search for me over the next two days. As we had expected, he didn't see anything available for sale, that was specific to our cars.

The option that he gave me was this...http://www.seasucker.com/shop/1187/ . This guy owns a Mustang GT500 and states this is what he uses on his car (not the car in the video!).

I think it's kinda pricey, but he claims it works and says that he hasn't had any issues with his. He didn't sell them, so this leads me to believe he is probably speaking of his true experience.

When I get around to it, I will eventually purchase one, because the area around my home is not too bike friendly.

It let me select Y51 (M 11-13). I hope their info is accurate.
http://www.rhinorack.com/Vehicle_INFINITI_M_4797.aspx

cool, Nice find... Soo, i guess I would have to purchase the roof rack,

http://www.rhinorack.com/Vehicle_INFINITI_M_4797.aspx

and then also purchase the MountainTrail Rooftop Bike Carrier (RBC035) also?

http://www.rhinorack.com/ShowAccessoryEnlargeImg.aspx

svard75 wrote:

IlyaKol wrote:
What rack did you get?

I've been thinking about joining the bike world to get some exercise, but couldn't really find anything I trusted.

I've also been considering getting a kayak...so OP, what rack is that?

I bought a simple Thule trunk rack http://www.rackattack.com/product-pages ... p-rack.asp

This is only used for transporting our mountain bikes to a place with a bit more hills. Most of the time I ride my roadies right from home. The best way to exercise with bikes is find a great, safe route and start by riding out 10-15miles or more and work your way up.

Thanks man.

We have some nice bike paths here that I'd like take advantage of. Now that I'm 27 and not a spry chicken, but still eat like I am (looking at you, Mr. Ronald McDonald), I need a way to burn this stuff off lol.

Whispbar pick and choose version

If you gotta have a rack on a sedan, that doesn't look half bad.