Thule Chariot Board Mount - Free 3D Print Model

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% cubic infill + 90% infill modifier

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Thank you for considering my Thule Chariot Board Mount model!

UPDATE 30.04.2025: I added modifiers to make the screw holes' surroundings almost solid to avoid damaging the mount when screwing it down to the board. I also added support for the two deeper holes to make them turn out cleaner.

My daughter likes to sit on top of her Thule Chariot for a better view. This however in the long run leads to the mesh material slowly but surely detach from the frame. That’s why I made a plywood board which sits on top of the frame in order for the mesh material not to get loaded.

I have utilized the designs of the bike mounts provided by Weberflo, Denste17 and allXages, made a remix myself and from that created a board adapter for my sitting board.

Print settings:

PETG 0.2 mm layer height
3 perimeters, 3 top/bottom layers
15% cubic

All holes are slightly elliptical and should print cleanly.

In addition you will need 4 wood screws per adapter ≙ 8 screws in total!

Board settings:

The board is made from 9 mm plywood and is 45 x 22 cm. I used a 15 mm radius for the corners and a 3 mm round bit for the edges. To make it last a little longer and through rain, I applied 3 layers of clear coating.

If you are also going to use a 9 mm plywood board, the mount is designed for 2 x 4x25 mm screws for the front and 2 x 4x30 mm screws for the back screw holes. I chose to fasten the mounts 70 mm from left and right side, which was arbitrary though.

How to Board Mount:

Unlike the other Thule mounts, from which this one originates, the “main hook” is the back one. Therefore proceed with attaching the mount/board as shown below.