Beach chair holder

[Mooncarter]

jb, please excuse our outburst of humor. I would like to see your cart and what you are carrying.

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by NoleFan4Ever

Well there's your answer.... PERFECT carriers!!

[golf cart man]

I would go with something like the below link. Try searching "club car golf cart roof rack" on google or our site sponsors for a lower price for that type of rack.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Golf-Cart-R...kAAOSwo0JWKC0D

[hunter99]

Some of the seat kits (Max5, Genesis 300, etc.) have accessory chair holders. I am looking to get one myself but haven't bit the bullet. The Max5 one is nice as it folds down out of the way when not in use and it made so it can be removed from the cart in just a few seconds.

[Htownblue]

Originally Posted by jb2c

What is "Clays basket"?

It will have the flip down seats. But there will be two people there!

Clays basket is front mounted basket that mounts to windshield support struts. Sticks out over front of cart “hood”

[fresnel151]

Installing a hitch receiver on your cart will give you lots of options for carrying extra cargo. I use a modified garden-type trailer to carry chairs, cooler, etc. to the beach when the rear flip seat is occupied. A lightweight aluminum hitch cargo carrier could carry a few beach chairs too. Just don't overload it.

[jb2c]

I've thought about a front mounted hitch, a rear mounted hitch, and a roof top cargo carrier. I've thought about pulling a small wagon. I've also got a little trailer that hooks to the back of the bicycle for the chairs. That could be used. But I'm thinking some sort of flip down rack that mounts onto the grab bar in back would be the most simple solution. Has anyone done that?

[jb2c]

Thanks for the info, Htownblue.

[fresnel151]

Originally Posted by jb2c

I've thought about a front mounted hitch, a rear mounted hitch, and a roof top cargo carrier. I've thought about pulling a small wagon. I've also got a little trailer that hooks to the back of the bicycle for the chairs. That could be used. But I'm thinking some sort of flip down rack that mounts onto the grab bar in back would be the most simple solution. Has anyone done that?

I tried something like that by rigging parts from an old trunk- mounted bike carrier to the grab bar. I wound up taking it off because the chairs made it hard to get in or out of the rear seat used on my cart.

[jb2c]

Seems like it would work if designed correctly. I'm surprised that apparently no one makes something like this.