04 Dec 2020
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Ski and snowboard racks for roof bars: Menabo Iceberg, White Bear, Frozen Alu

Showroom: Drumul Lunca Corbului 2, Sector 3, Bucharest, Romania

You choose a ski and snowboard rack for roof bars according to your bars. Our SuportBicicleta.ro shop is at Drumul Lunca Corbului 2, Sector 3, Bucharest, Romania, where we help you find the right model.

In brief

Car: any car with roof bars fitted on the roof.
Models: Menabo Iceberg 4, Iceberg Double, White Bear 4 and Frozen Alu.
Capacity: between 4 and 8 pairs of skis, depending on the model.
Fitting: 20 mm T-track fitting in the channel of the bar or U-bolt fitting around the outside of the bar, depending on the model.

About the car: car with roof bars

Before you choose a rack for roof bars, check whether your bars have a channel for the T-track fitting. If they have no channel, you need a rack with a U-bolt fitting, which goes around the bar on the outside. For the Menabo White Bear 4, the maximum bar profile is 60x32 mm.

The type of roof bars decides the type of rack. The Iceberg 4, Iceberg Double and Frozen Alu have a 20 mm T-track fitting, and the U-bolt version is made with an optional external kit. If your bars have a 20 mm channel, the T-track fitting is the direct option.

Menabo racks for roof bars

Menabo Iceberg 4 on roof bars takes 4 pairs of skis or 2 snowboards, weighs 1.5 kg and carries a maximum of 24 kg. It has a lock for the rack and for the equipment, and the T-track fitting fixes in the 20 mm channel. For fitting, read the Menabo Iceberg guide for roof bars.

Menabo Iceberg Double has 2 loading areas of 38 cm, weighs 3 kg and takes 8 pairs of skis or 4 snowboards, with a maximum load of 28 kg. Menabo Frozen Alu on roof bars takes 5 pairs of skis or 2 snowboards, has a loading area of 51 cm and weighs 3.8 kg.

Menabo White Bear 4 has a U-bolt fitting around the outside of the roof bar, a loading area of 37 cm and weighs 1.5 kg. It carries a maximum of 24 kg and has a lock for the equipment, but no lock on the rack. For fitting, see the White Bear guide for roof bars.

Video: Menabo Iceberg ski and snowboard rack on roof bars

Video: White Bear 4 ski rack on roof bars

Video: Menabo Frozen Alu ski rack on roof bars

Menabo ski and snowboard rack on roof bars: Iceberg 4, Iceberg Double, White Bear 4 and Frozen Alu, photo 1

Technical details and what to watch for

The Iceberg 4 and White Bear 4 take 4 pairs of skis or 2 snowboards. The Iceberg Double takes 8 pairs or 4 snowboards, and the Frozen Alu takes 5 pairs or 2 snowboards.
The maximum load is 24 kg for the Iceberg 4 and White Bear 4, and 28 kg for the Iceberg Double.
The 20 mm T-track fitting fixes in the channel on top of the bar. For the Iceberg 4, Iceberg Double and Frozen Alu, the U-bolt fitting is made with an optional external kit.
The Iceberg 4, Iceberg Double and Frozen Alu have a lock for the rack and for the equipment. The White Bear 4 has a lock for the equipment only.
After fitting, check that the rack does not move on the bars before you set off.
You will find the fitting instructions for the Iceberg 4, Iceberg Double and White Bear 4 below, in PDF.

Instructions and documents

Frequently asked questions

Which ski rack for roof bars takes 4 pairs of skis?

The Menabo Iceberg 4 and Menabo White Bear 4 take 4 pairs of skis or 2 snowboards. Both carry a maximum of 24 kg.

What fitting does the Menabo White Bear 4 have on roof bars?

The Menabo White Bear 4 has a U-bolt fitting, which goes around the roof bar on the outside. The rack suits bars with a profile of up to 60x32 mm, and the loading area is 37 cm.

Which ski racks fit on bars with a 20 mm channel?

The Menabo Iceberg 4, Menabo Iceberg Double and Menabo Frozen Alu have a 20 mm T-track fitting, which fixes in the channel on top of the roof bar. For bars without a channel, the Menabo White Bear 4 remains the option with a U-bolt fitting.

How is the Menabo Iceberg 4 fitted on roof bars?

The Menabo Iceberg 4 is fixed with a T-track fitting in the 20 mm channel on top of the bar. The fitting steps are described in the Menabo Iceberg guide for roof bars.