Take your bike with you on vacation
Note: The photo demonstrates that the SeaSucker even connects onto the front window of Bike Crazy.
Ever wanted to take your bike with you on vacation, but hesitated?
Hesitate no more, says Raymond and Liz Harner of Bike Crazy, 127 N. Main St., Bluffton.
Now there’s SeaSucker to the rescue. The product is now available at Bike Crazy and it easily solves the problem of attaching your bike to your vehicle, says Raymond.
He explains that it is a single-bike carrier for sedans, coupes, hatchbacks, SUVs and vans. “The universal rack attaches to virtually any vehicle with three powerful, safe and easy-to-use SeaSucker vacuum mounts,” he said.
And, a single heavy-duty fork clamp holds bikes by the front fork. It also works for road bikes, mountain bikes or any bike with a quick-release front release.
Raymond said that SeaSuckers work with three-wheelers, single bikes or as a two-bike rack.
“The competitors in De Tour of France use this devise, so if they trust with their extremely expensive bikes, it should work for anyone,” he added.
Raymond said that Bike Crazy is the only dealer locally that carries the SeaSucker.
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