You know a bimini top is necessary for a full day on the water, but you also want some style and some storage too. This bimini top has it all. Multiple levels of adjustment means two sizes fit virtually all wakeboard towers. The sleek style means there is no bimini frame in your way and blocking your view. The storage on top of the bimini means you can hold up to 3 wakeboards or 1 large tube-like inflatable. Lastly, the large surface area means you still have the shade you need to keep you out on the water.
Actual bimini top canvas size : Small - 48"W x 65"L Medium - 60"W x 65"L .
If you have the MTE, MT1, or MT2 tower, you will most likely need the small size. We recommend measuring your tower before ordering per the instructions to make sure you receive the correct size.
Cargo Rack Bimini
Unique bimini top for shade and storage Multiple areas for adjustment to fit virtually every wakeboard tower Top tilts for easy loading and can be easily removed without tools for trailering or storage Bungee system provided to secure boards or inflatable on top Mounts on the inside of the tower legs without the traditional Bimini frame to get in the way Top quality Sunbrella marine fabric in Jet Black Stainless steel fittings and super tough nylon clamps Installs to 4 small fittings that need to be attached to your tower's legs Two sizes: Small - holds 2 boards or 1 inflatable tube. Medium - holds 3 boards or 1 inflatable tube How to Choose the Correct Size Cargo Rack Bimini
The frame of the Cargo Rack Bimini mounts between the legs of the tower. Determine which is narrower: the space between the two rear legs on your tower or the space between the two front legs. The narrower of the two will determine the width of the bimini that can be fit between them. Take the following measurement between the legs that have the narrower space. The distances measured need not be exact. If you have accessories such as speakers hanging from the top of the tower, measure the inside width of the tower 4” to
6” below those accessories.If you have no hanging accessories, measure the indisde width 5" to 10" fromt the bottom of the top section of the tower.
Once you have this measurement, you can determine the bimini size that you need. If your measurement is a little less than 65”, then it may be better to get the medium bimini and mount it a little fartherdown the legs. However, this will reduce headroom. Although headroom is essential, some headroom can be sacrificedfor the additional shade of a wider bimini. The width of the bimini canvas is close to the lower end of eachmeasurement range. The remainder of the width is compensated by telescoping members that do not provide shadecoverage for the gap between the tower and bimini.
