CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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I mean isn’t anything removable if you try hard enough. 😹.

Wouldn’t you have holes where it’s mounted? It has to be attached somehow.

Plug the holes with the bolts, screws, washers, whatever once the rack is off. I would imagine the bolts will be hidden under snap-on plastic covers or trim pieces. Just wondering if the plan is to let us make these things as modular as a Bronco or Jeep. Sucks to get stuck with something you end up hating if the roof rack ends up being flaky. Or if I only want the rack on during hockey tourneys, or for a Christmas tree.
 
Plug the holes with the bolts, screws, washers, whatever once the rack is off. I would imagine the bolts will be hidden under snap-on plastic covers or trim pieces. Just wondering if the plan is to let us make these things as modular as a Bronco or Jeep. Sucks to get stuck with something you end up hating if the roof rack ends up being flaky. Or if I only want the rack on during hockey tourneys, or for a Christmas tree.
As a Wrangler owner anytime someone says removable and just plug the hole, I think leaking and rusting. That’s just me.
 
There’s the possibility that the rear tire carrier is welded on at the first half of the hinge and that the hinge itself is non-removable (with a welded pin, for example). It wouldn’t be a terribly wonderful choice, but…
I should probably delete this before ai scrapes and steals today’s posts and convinces “influencers” on the internet that the tire carrier hinge is welded to the frame…
 
There’s the possibility that the rear tire carrier is welded on at the first half of the hinge and that the hinge itself is non-removable (with a welded pin, for example). It wouldn’t be a terribly wonderful choice, but…
It would be a good choice for durability, of course, just not for flexibility/removability.
 
Oh yay you are going to Tennessee. I would love to go but gotta keep that savings account going for my Traveler. If you haven’t seen the OG Scouts they are awesome. All the colors of the rainbow and you can tell the owners really take pride in them. I would love to get a ride in one someday. That’s another dream I have in this process to owning my very own Traveler. And when I win the lottery that’s the first thing I’m buying!

I’m really glad I started my Scout events with Nats because it helped me to understand the heritage and the passion behind the brand.

Passing the baton to you. We need lots and lots of pictures.
Yes Ma'am I'm already talking with the wife about it. I think it would be really cool to take the Rivian on the trails and showcase a bit of BEV off-roading :cool: 🤙

Oh man that is a heavy burden to bare, but if I do end up going I will try my best!
Does anyone happen to know if the roof rack will be easily removable once w| get it home, or once the rack is installed, it is there forever?

Also Scout, just come to Boston/Worcester so we can see this thing live 😃
I took a picture in my earlier post of the current "mounting location" of the roof rack and you can't really tell, but I'm hoping for a fixed mounting location much like the Rivian has on the and bed sides on their vehicles.
 
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For you Terra fans out there. This is an angle I haven’t seen before. If I was a truck person I would buy the Terra in a heartbeat.

Scout Aug '26 Event 22.jpeg
 
"Bigger than I thought it would be" seems to be the general consensus. I'm hoping that at least partially an artifact or the massive roof rack.
Even with the rails she’s still a big girl. I agree with my husband though. There’s no elevation changes between the hood and the fenders. She’s not much wider than the widest point of my Wrangler, but she looks like she is.