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We haven’t gotten to the half rack version yet. That being said our design does allow for you to drop the top (all the way) by removing bolts without disassembling the whole system.

AVAILABLE NOW for all 4-door models, with the 2-door option coming soon. The RAKET roof rack is an innovative and versatile solution for carrying all kinds of cargo on the roof of your Bronco. It has been designed with durability, ease of use, and aerodynamics in mind. One of the key features...

AVAILABLE NOW for all 4-door models and 2-door option coming soon. The RAKET roof rack is an innovative and versatile solution for carrying all kinds of cargo on the roof of your Bronco. It has been designed with durability, ease of use, and aerodynamics in mind. One of the key features of the...

Yeah it’s frustrating but once you get that fixed, you’ll be glad you bought the bronco.

Make that call to the dealership.

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What’s up 6G? If you’re in the market for a roof rack, we’ll be covering the redesign this Tuesday on BroncBuster Live (on YouTube). As spring comes, now is the time to figure out where to load those RTT’s and cargo. If you’re new to RAKET, we provide a lightweight, removable, and modular...

What’s up 6G? If you’re in the market for a roof rack, we’ll be covering the redesign this Tuesday on BroncBuster Live (on YouTube). As spring comes, now is the time to figure out where to load those RTT’s and cargo. If you’re new to RAKET, we provide a lightweight, removable, and modular...

Our redesigned version (details on a YouTube live show Tuesday) will show the changes. We’re already developing an attachment which extends the basket all the way back.

Please let me know what you think. Ours is freestanding with no weight on a hard (or soft) top. Thanks.

So the easy answer is “you’ll have space”. Although it’s a tight fit you won’t have an issue with the hydraulic lift assist. As Brandon and I looked at, the issue will be dropping the top all the way down (what I call position 3). What I do like about the design is removing the complete...

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Yes the tower, basket, and front assembly are all independent and one of the benefits from our design. In regards to 78”, we’re designing an attachment to provide the full ceiling for storage.

Thank you. I believe the cowling is changing significantly so don’t be surprised. We’re still running through ideas but I’m projecting some huge updates soon. I don’t post as much as I used to here, but follow us on Instagram @raketdesign. Thanks.

We’re working through the kinks to see what option works best. Yes the design is to create a similar rack system to the 4 door. I believe we’ll come up with something to allow top removal without too much additional disassembly. Thanks and stay tuned.

Great questions. Yes the front assembly will have plenty of strength to hold up canoes. In regards to the rear tower, it’s what separates us from everyone else…we’re a free floating system therefore you don’t need a top to have access to the rack. Here’s a photo for reference.

I know someone who can help and be willing to test for you. We’ve reached out with no response to test fit the Skyrider along with our roof rack system. Let’s talk, I believe we have a solution.