[faizaan2000]

So I recently bought a Seasucker Talon suction bike rack. After doing a test with my brother following me in an F150 I drove with my bike from Toronto to NY. I stopped every 150 miles or so and there was no loss of suction.

Note: To clear the spoiler in the raised position, you need a spacer on the rear wheel mount, but for now I was able to keep all the suction cups near the edges of the roof and the rear wheel just under the rear windshield, which prevents any load on an unsupported portion of the roof. I only took one picture before I had placed the rear wheel cup far enough down but basically mounts like this:

 

[trusted]

I'm sure it worked...but yeah...I'd not follow you. Just like those ladder vans.

 

[JakiChan]

Yeah...not a huge fan of how this looks. Fortunately, I have a truck with a tow hitch, and I have a nice Thule T2 for my road bike.

 

[Porsche2018]

You’re a brave man. The only things that go on or over my car hoods is the wind.

 

[aeronca65tl]

Glad it worked out for you. I have a cargo van so no issues with stuff like this.

Here's an actual Porsche accessory I saw at the 70th Anniversary event at the NJ Meadowlands two weeks ago:

https://i.imgur.com/IUykVaV.jpg

 

[faizaan2000]

No Porsche roof rack for 718. Unfortunately in downtown Brooklyn it'd be at least another $400/mo to park any kind of truck or van that would never get driven, getting a hitch made but this gets the job done for now.

 

[Nickmo718]

So I recently bought a Seasucker Talon suction bike rack. After doing a test with my brother following me in an F150 I drove with my bike from Toronto to NY. I stopped every 150 miles or so and there was no loss of suction.

Note: To clear the spoiler in the raised position, you need a spacer on the rear wheel mount, but for now I was able to keep all the suction cups near the edges of the roof and the rear wheel just under the rear windshield, which prevents any load on an unsupported portion of the roof. I only took one picture before I had placed the rear wheel cup far enough down but basically mounts like this:

My 2017 StumpJumper is the same color as your Cayman, and your bike is the same color as my Cayman You have great taste. ;-)

I might go this route as I mountain bike every Thursday in Park City after work. Would be nice to take the Cayman instead of my '18 F-150. Gas ain't cheap!