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Thule adaptors for my Mondraker Crafty

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I have just got a 2026 Mondraker Crafty carbon frame and the clamps on the bike rack do not fit to any where on the bike , is there any thing that i can get to solve this problem like some sort of adaptor or bigger clamps ?
 
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If it's a roof rack such as the 598 then no, you need to look at the 599, as long as your bike is within its weight limit, if it's a towbar rack, there are various different angled clamps available and I think there's some threads on here about the different styles.
 
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Jackware said:
If it's a roof rack such as the 598 then no, you need to look at the 599, as long as your bike is within its weight limit, if it's a towbar rack, there are various different angled clamps available and I think there's some threads on here about the different styles.
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It is the 2 bike tow bar rack , where would you look for the angled clamps there are none on the thule website.
 
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Bogdan_CH said:
I have the same bike and a Thule Easy Fold XT3 Hitch mounted rack. Fits perfectly. Maybe can you tell us what bike suport you use so we can help 🙃
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the new Mondraker it has a box frame and not a round one.
Unitedblood said:
Hi, i know this is a oldish thread but did you find a suitable solution? having the same problem now with my new bike and existing set up.
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Hi , i have added 2 pictures to help explain what i have done but basically i wrapped some gorilla tape around a couple of times nice and tight then slip some pipe insulation over the top and fixed it tight with some tie wraps then wrapped a fair amount of gorilla tape onto of that and this works fine been all over with the bike on the rack. hope this helps.

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Rawry said:
the new Mondraker it has a box frame and not a round one.

Hi , i have added 2 pictures to help explain what i have done but basically i wrapped some gorilla tape around a couple of times nice and tight then slip some pipe insulation over the top and fixed it tight with some tie wraps then wrapped a fair amount of gorilla tape onto of that and this works fine been all over with the bike on the rack. hope this helps.

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Yeah had thought of something similar as an option, thanks
 
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