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  • This video is stupid. I have square Thule bars and who gives a fuck about 1 more decibal of noise?? Really?? Wind tunnel tests for this?? Shouldnt we be trying to cure AIDS??? It's 20 degrees outside here, so guess what, my windows are up anyway.

  • Noise levels being what they are, It all comes down to money.

    If you can buy a used Thule set for a fraction of what a Whispbar costs, you can buy a louder stereo and the whole OZZY box set - which only an asshole would listen to at low volume.

    I don't plan on being Mario Andretti when I have stuff on my roof anyway.

    Plus, I'd buy a fairing - they look fine to me.

    I can even advertise a website across it instead of THULE.

    I could MAKE money off my Thule!!!

  • Of course a roof box is going to make noise, but having quiet bars is huge. My current round bars make a ton of noise when I just run with bike trays, so I end up taking them off when I'm not using them. You can leave the whispbars on all the time if you want and you don't have to get one of those hideous fairings.

  • awdfreak- whispbar is a yakima product.

  • Imagine how today's popular baskets would fare in a wind tunnel and noise test, even with the wind-ferring add on. I invented a cargo carrying system that is aerodynamic to begin with. It's simplicity, strength and versatility are what people are looking for in a roof rack system. Check out the REV RACK on Youtube.

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  • Yeah, quiet until you need to carry something, and uhh..... last I checked, that's why I need a roof rack.

    I don't need quiet, I need trustworthy. Sorry ProRack

  • If that bar doesn't fit my Q towers,, I won't waste my money on it.

  • Can you please post a sensible test on this product - i.e. one with a roofbox loaded. I suspect the effect of the roofbars on noise, fuel economy and appearance will be indistinguishable once you're carrying a load, unless you want empty roofrails as a fashion statement. Very simplistic marketing for a company with apparent credentials in aerodynamics and design.

  • that's a nice system. I need one of those.

  • I couldn't hear the background noise while the Thule Aero was on because he kept talking

  • Wow, that is a significant huge difference between the Whispbar and the leading roof-rack manufacturer's bars.

    However, I am still going to run a Yakima setup. But I won't leave this option out since this may be HUGE potential for fuel savings.

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