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Cracked_Pumpkinhead wrote:
Beginner here. Looking to get myself a Sea Kayak (or even rent for now) but come across a bit of a problem. I own a 2000 Honda Civic 2 door and got a quote for a roof rack and Kayak carrier and WOW the set up costs just as much as the darn Kayak! Is there any other way to safely transport a Kayak with my car without BREAKIN THE BANK? Yeah. You don't *need* a rack to transport a kayak on your roof. It's handy and makes things easier, but it's not strictly necessary. And you definitely don't need a kayak carrier in addition to the rack. This isn't rocket science. You just need to make sure that the kayak is securely attached to the car. You can use carpet scraps to protect the car's finish instead of a rack. Just make sure you tie it down at the bow, AND the stern, AND use a belly line (a little tricky without a rack, but you can probably improvise something). BTW, I bought my roof rack at the reuse/recycle center for about $10. Check yard sales, classified ads, junkyards, etc. You don't have to spend a fortune on new rack. -- //-Walt // // |
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