Gamiviti 80 Series Roof Rack

Multiple rack configurations

As you can see in the gallery above, on the 80 series you have multiple options for configuring your rack, choose to run either 3 or 4 towers per side, a simple flat rack to a full Expo basket all the way around, with many stops in between. We can add grid floors to some or all of the rack, provide sunroof openings with removable covers, even bolt-on options like plastic grid panels and accessory mounts.

On the 80 series you've got the option of running your rack either Expo up or Expo down, even flipping it occasionally to suit your next outing. Running the Expo bars up means easier loose gear containment and great looks, a more traditional rack setup. It also means a higher vehicle height and more wind drag.

When run down, the front Expo bar serves to support the wind fairing, and on Expo racks side cutouts are added to the Expo bar to allow fitment and access for the front and/or middle towers. This results in a lower configuration... less than 2" above the center of your roo.

Essential expo racks

New for 2021, we've made all of the tough decisions for you and narrowed this down to the version which we feel has become the most useful, most popular, and best looking configuration for the 80 series. This is a great selection if you would rather not take the time to learn all of the various options, and instead trust our judgement on options to give you all that you need, and none that you don't, in other words just the essentials. In Gamiviti terms this is an Expo++ rack, running down, with 4 towers per side and 3 cutouts.

• Option: Essential Expo, expo++ running down ($1,725.00), Short Expo, running up ($1,450.00)