BIKE RACK STRAPS REPLACEMENT - This ladder-style strap is a compatible replacement for Thule 534 rubber bike rack straps. Don't wait for the original bike straps to fail on you. Replace it with high-quality replacement straps.
COMPATIBLE TO OTHER BIKE CRADLES - These straps are also compatible with other brands of bike racks that use protruding attachment knobs on both sides of the bike rack cradle. The strap length is 9.24" while the stretchable strap holes have a diameter of .49" and can fit on 1/2" tabs. The length of the straps and its stretchable allows for a secure hold on a wide range of bike racks, carriers, and accessories.
HIGH-QUALITY REPLACEMENT BIKE RACK STRAPS - Get maximum use out of this 6-pack replacement rack cradle straps. They are both durable and stretchable at the same time. Made from high-quality rubber, these replacement bike straps won't warp out of shape, tear, crack or dry out after several uses.
VALUE FOR MONEY - Pay less for more. Don't let the cost add up by purchasing bike strap replacements that snap and tear after several uses. This 6-pack replacement straps cost considerably less per piece (up to 3% less) in comparison to 4-pack bike strap replacement kits.
NOTE: We do not provide assurance that these replacement bike rack cradle straps will be compatible with your specific type and model of bike rack or carrier. Before purchasing, please ensure that your original bike rack straps have the same hole diameter (it should fit a 1/2" tab) and around the same length as the one sold here. Straps that are forced into incompatible bike rack cradles unsurprisingly fail - most of the time, instantaneously.

Gerardo (comprador verificado) –
Bien
Hasta ahora está todo bien. Recomiendo al 100
Muy buen producto! Útil y de buena calidad (comprador verificado) –
Buena calidad
Justo lo que nesecitaba
Jan Redmann (comprador verificado) –
Good value replacement
I acquired a Saris bike rack missing many straps. These fit existing measurements closely enough for me to try them. They are flexible but sturdy, sort of like the rubber (not woven) bungee cords. I think they will hold the bikes securely.
Thhaze (comprador verificado) –
Get your bungie on!
I got one of those trailer receivers on the back of my vehicle and bought one of those bike racks that fits into the receiver. The rack has these rubber bungies that wrap around the top tube of the bike and connect to the bike rack. Well, it just so happened that I left the bungies in the storage compartment of the SUV I traded in on a Soccer Mom van. End result? Bike rack with no tie down bungies to hold the bikes in place. I ordered these and they’re a solid replacement for the originals. Pop one end on the bike rack, wrap it around the bike top tube, and pop the other end on the bike rack. It’s that simple. If you need some replacement bungies these’ll do the trick.
brandi castle (comprador verificado) –
Works perfect
Perfect replacement for our bike rack
Ramiro Martínez (comprador verificado) –
Buen producto
Buen producto
LEONARD OLIJAR (comprador verificado) –
perfect rplacement part.
Works like a charm. shipped promptly.
Frank Rizzo (comprador verificado) –
Easy to use
Extra straps in case you break one
Jim L. (comprador verificado) –
hard rubber
hard to stretch pretty stiff
Better Wheel Workshops (comprador verificado) –
Not good. Very poor quality.
Poor quality. The straps are very stiff, and if you try to strech them they will break. All 6 broke in the first week.
Shaun S (comprador verificado) –
Works fine
They fit fine on my Thule rack. Gotta put some muscle into it but can fit either the small hole or tge larger end into the attachment hook. Seem well enough built and less expensive by far than name brand replacement.
Rob (comprador verificado) –
Works as expected
A little stiff, but does the trick. Others say they loosen up after some use. Time will tell.
Paper Tigrrr (comprador verificado) –
Good Replacement
These fit my Yakima bike rack and are relatively good replacements. They are very stiff new but will loosen up after more use. I had a hard time getting them on and off the first few times, but with the summer heat and stretching them out a few times it became easier. One of my straps broke after a week but I still had 5 other straps to work with. It most likely broke because I cinched it down way too tight. You get 6 straps total so it’s a bargain for the price. Even if the other straps break, I would probably still buy these again.