Truck Bed 3 Bike Carrier - Topline - Expandable

Topline Truck Bed Bike Racks - UG2500-3

Utilize the built-in security of your truck bed with a clamping bike rack system for towing your bikes. Versatile enough for almost any truck bed, the clamp works as a stabilizing point to keep your bikes and your truck moving as one. Got more than two bikes to tow? You only need to add on to this easy-to-install system.

An amazing system that holds up to three bikes in a pickup bed.

• Fits Any Pickup Truck
• Easy Installation - Mounts in Minutes
• No Drilling Required
• Security System Provided
• Carries 3 Bikes
  • Add up to 1 more bike with the Add-A-Bike Assembly
• Clamps attach to bike frames up to 1-1/27quot; diameter
  • Can attach clamps to seat posts instead
• Cable length: 74"

Please note: Bike rack clamp system will not work on 2005 and newer Nissan Frontier models with tie down track system in bed.

The system is clamped to the side rail of the pickup truck bed. If you have an over the rail bedliner, a 3" hole will need to be cut for installation. The provided locking bike cable prevents unauthorized removal of bikes and the carrier system.

This pickup truck bed bike rack system can expand to support up to 4 bikes.

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• Can Topline Truck Mount Bike Carrier, # UG2500-4, Carry 1 to 4 Bikes or Just 4 Bikes All the Time
  
• Yes. With the Topline Truck Bed 4 Bike Carrier, you are not restricted to carrying 4 bikes. You can carry between 1 and 4.
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• How Secure and Sturdy is Truck Bed 3 Bike Carrier - Topline - Expandable, # UG2500-3
  
• I went out to the warehouse to do a little testing on one of these racks. On the Truck Bed 3 Bike Carrier - Topline - Expandable, # UG2500-3, side to side movement will be limited as the arms are rigid. The clamps do allow for some up and down movement which will reduce the stress on the aluminum arms and so the bikes can move with the bed floor as you drive. The arms are sturdy and it would take a lot of torque, more than a person can produce without tools or machines, to bend or break them
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