# 1
Thule Passage Trunk Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - Hanging Style
Super easy to use and versatile, adapts to all our vehicles easily!
Great fit on a 2017 Focus hatchback. Very solid.
# 2
Swagman XTC2 Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
The bike carrier was easy to set up and has functioned flawlessly. For such a good price, I was surprised at the high quality of parts. The customer service from etrailer.com has been excellent. I use this carrier along with a Draw-Tite receiver hitch on my 2012 Ford Focus.
Photos of the hitch and bike rack on a 2010 ford focus, easy to install, great hitch, and bike rack is very well built and very sturdy.
# 3
Thule Passage 3 Bike Carrier - Trunk Mount
Super easy to use and versatile, adapts to all our vehicles easily!
Quick delivery. Great product. Thanks!
# 4
Kuat Beta Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4" Trailer Hitches - Tilting
Well designed and of good construction. Fits easily in trunk of small vehicle when not in use.
Great, sturdy rack for two bikes. Excellent service from etrailer, with very fast delivery.
# 5
Thule Hitching Post Pro Bike Rack for 4 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches
The Thule Product is great, but the Receiver L Bracket sticks out too far from the back of the Ford Focus. Need to buy a new L Bracket or have the one that came with this rack fabricated? The receiver under the Ford Focus is almost to the back of the car (bumper). If you look at the picture above you can see how far out this rack sticks. I want the rack to be a couple inches off the back of the car, not 8 - 10 inches off the back of the car. The bikes are way too far back behind Ford Focus. Please let me know if Thule makes a shorter L Bracket? Thanks!
Not good for 4 bikes. Hard to put all on at same time. Bikes scratch and rub together when driving. One of the clamps broke after few uses. The adapter for different size hitch is difficult to use because of small screw.
# 6
Swagman Trailhead Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting
The perfect bike rack for my 2002 Ford Focus. Quality construction and good looks. Easy to set up and take down. Etrailer's great prices, fast shipping and excellent customer service makes it the place to go.
Received the product quickly. Haven't installed it to the vehicle yet, but from the provided document it should not be too difficult.
# 7
Swagman Chinook Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
Truly grooving on my wife's new Swagman Chinook bike rack. She wanted to be able to transport her nice road bike easily without throwing it in the back of her car, and since a roof rack is out of the question, this Swagman model fit the bill perfectly. It arrived quickly on the anticipated date. Kudos to etrailer.com for the email updates to keep me informed of my purchase. Within one hour, it was installed on my wife's 2014 Mazda3 hatchback. The Swagman is heavy and solid, which is reassuring as it makes me feel confident that it will keep the bikes secure. It also makes me feel like I got my money's worth. A ratchet wrench and Phillip's head screwdriver were the only tools required for the easy install. I did my research before purchasing the Chinook model as I was also eyeballing a very similar Thule rack that was slightly more expensive. I spoke with an etrailer.com expert who gave me the lowdown on both models. Ultimately, the Swagman won out because it has a smaller 'footprint' while extended or folded up ... and also can tilt away from the car for easy access to the hatchback area. Very convenient! FYI: Mazda doesn't make a trailer hitch for the Mazda3 as it's a small car with a small engine and has no business towing anything. Thankfully, the Curt company makes an aftermarket frame and trailer hitch that fits the Mazda3 hatchback perfectly with no drilling. Stupidly, I purchased it from another online company thinking I was getting a good deal. Turns out etrailer.com had it for less with FREE shipping. Oh well ... live and learn. Now I know that etrailer.com is one-stop shopping for bike racks AND trailer hitches. (Full disclosure: I had the garage down the street install the frame as it's easier with a lift) Only snafu: the shipment contained an extra set of keys that I assumed was for the hitch bolt lock (there was also a set of keys on the bolt itself). I spent 15 minutes using those keys trying to figure out how to remove the lock from the bolt to install it on the hitch. The keys just wouldn't turn in the lock. I called etrailer.com and Kevin told me to try the other set of keys ... and they worked. So an extra set of keys came with it that did absolutely nothing ... weird! Obviously, I can't speak to the longevity and durability of the Swagman Chinook 2 Bike Platform Rack as I just installed it. What I can speak to is the sturdiness of it, the ease of the installation and my complete satisfaction with the good folks at etrailer.com.
I ordered the Swagman Chinook 2 Bike Platform Rack on line from etrailer and so far have been very satisfied. The bike rack was delivered in less than a week. Unpacking the rack and assembly was fairly straightforward. I have read some reviews that complained the assembly instructions were a bit vague. I didn't have a problem but can see where others without a mechanical background get confused. The rack is very sturdy, but there is some side to side play in the tilt mechanism. I'm not sure this can be avoided with a rack that folds down. Installing the Curt trunk stabilizing strap takes most of the sway out of the rack. Installation is fairly easy and quick. It takes me 6 - 7 minutes to install the back on my hitch, and to install the bike and be ready to drive away. That seems reasonable to me. So far I've only loaded 1 bike. I've included pictures of my installation on a 2014 Mercedes Benz E350 sedan. Clearance between the bikes, the rack and the car are good. With the bike loaded in the inside, most forward position, I have 6" clearance between the pedal and the bumper. With the bike removed, the center support folded flat and the rack folded up in the storage position, I have 4" clearance between the closest part of the bike rack (the fold down hinge assembly) and the back bumper of the car. I am able to open the trunk of the car without removing the bikes or using the tilt feature, but I do have to remove the stabilizing strap first. Overall, I'm very pleased with the bike rack and think it will serve me much better than my old strap on rack. Since the weather has been cool since getting the bike carrier, I haven't taken any long trips to give it a real workout.
# 8
Rhino-Rack Road Warrior Rooftop Bike Carrier - Fork Mount
This bike carrier has a clean design and it assembled and attached to the roof rack easily. A locking front cover prevents it from being detached from the roof rack and the tray has a cut out in the front for a disc brake if my next bike has one. Once everything is snug, the bike feels solid and there's no slop.
I'm not too sure how to rate this but I'm not happy with it. Everything that happened is no fault of etrailer. I've made many purchases from etrailer, they're a great distributor. The bike rack appears to be great. The problem seems to be that they changed the design. To start, UPS damaged the box in shipping and then tried to tape the package they sent me. After walking through the parts in the box with an etrailer rep on the phone, it seemed that no parts were missing. So I proceeded to connect everything up based on the instructions. As I put it together I noticed the mounting bracket in the rear doesn't have anything to remove the slop. The rear is literally resting on a slider, which means that it would rattle when driving around. Just for kicks I took it for a drive with my bike on top. It rattled like crazy! So I looked at the installation videos on etrailer and then youtube. Every one of them showed an extra rear mounting bracket with knobs to tighten. These were not listed in the install manual so I suspect Rhino thought they could cut cost by eliminating them. I contacted etrailer to see if they had any. They didn't. So I returned it. Sadly, I still had to pay a $25 restocking fee. I'm not sure why etrailer charged me. It's not like I bought the wrong thing and didn't want it. It's actually a really nice bike carrier. Just a flaw in the design that etrailer should catch when they test it out in their videos. If anything, I've helped them out with this. Hopefully etrailer will test out what I sent them, then reach out to Rhino about this new design flaw. Again, I like etrailer as a service but I wish they had caught this before selling to me (and others). I strongly suggest that you don't buy this until the bracket issue gets resolved. Also, take a look at the last pic of the Inno XA391 on the etrailer site. They resolve the rear bracket rattle by putting in a thumb screw.
# 9
Yakima FrontLoader Wheel Mount Bike Carrier - Roof Mount
Overall I am happy with these bike carriers. They mount to the racks over the bed of my Tundra TRD Pro. Installation is simple. I think they could be just a bit sturdier because there is just a bit of wobbling when driving on bumpy roads but I'm not too worried about them coming dislodged. Take note that although they come with a cable lock to attach the bike to the carrier, the key is sold separately.
Very good product. It holds the bike securely on the roof without contacting the frame. It is easy to adjust from my road bike to my 29er mountain bike. Our drives are all relatively short, so I like that I do not need to remove the front wheel to lock in the bike. It's also nice that the SKS locking system allows me to use the same key for this rack that I use for my Yakima roof box and hitch rack. This is my first roof rack and I chose this route for a couple reasons. Some of the roads we travel to get to our trail heads are a bit rough and with a roof rack I don't have to worry about bottoming out a hitch rack hanging off the back of the vehicle. Also, it takes up less room in the garage. Our vehicle is a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee with an additional 4 inches of ground clearance. That makes it a bit of a reach for my 5'4" wife, so we take our two-step along to help her. This is my third time purchasing from etrailer, and each experience has been very good. They are a very customer service oriented company. I really appreciate all the additional information they provide on their products, especially all the videos they produce to aid in reviews, assembly, and use.
# 10
Rhino-Rack MountainTrail Rooftop Bike Carrier - Fork Mount
Love this bike rack! It fits perfectly with my Rhino Rack Cross Bars. I'm very impressed by the lack of wind noise. With the bike mounted on the rack, you can barely hear the wind noise at 60mph. With the sunroof open you can hear wind noise, but as long as the window is closed, you can only slightly hear anything if the radio is off and you are trying to hear it. Amazing! Can't wait to get more use out of it in the future!
I have used a lot of bike racks and this is the one I keep on my 4Runner. It just works. It is the easiest to take on and off, which is important for me because between me, my wife and kids I have 4 bikes that need to be rearranged often. We also use a roof box, kayak racks and a SUP rack so I am always taking things off and on. The front straps loop over the bar and tightens with an allen key, the back is a couple wing nuts. Since there are 2 straps up front the rack is very stable when a bike is on it. I like that it comes with locks and the skewer is super easy to adjust, clamp and unclamp. If it is cold, dark and damp at 6am and I am tired, late for a ride and still waking up this is the rack I go for because it is easy. There are a couple things to be aware of though... You will need to put a drop of oil in the skewer every 6 months or so to keep it opening and closing smoothly. Otherwise is can stick. Sometimes if the skewer is turned just right there will be a bit of whistle because of a hole in the clamping mechanism. If I turn it to a different angle the whistle stops. And after going through the car wash with the rack on my roof a dozen times or so the black paint began to have a bit of a rainbow sheen. Not sure if it is the bike rack or the soap my car wash uses.
# 11
Saris Bones 2 Bike Rack - Trunk Mount - Adjustable Arms
Seemingly well-constructed and supported bike rack. It fits my 2018 Toyota Camry SE just fine and I haven't had any issues with sway or even feeling my bike while driving. I've only carried one bike on it and have used it a limited number of times, so I cannot speak on durability and longevity. Although you shouldn't open your trunk while the rack is attached, I have been able to do so with no issue (without the bike attached).
While getting a bike rack for a sports car isn't ideal, I really wanted to transfer my bike with my own car instead of borrowing my friend's pickup truck. After hours of trying to find a bike rack that would be good for my 07 Mustang, I decided to give this one a try and I gotta say, it has been pretty good so far. It fits very well over the factory spoiler. One of my biggest concerns I was worried about when ordering a rack for my Mustang was ruining the paint, but the feet on the legs haven't left one scratch. I have used this to transfer my bike at freeway speeds (up to 80 mph) on car rides that typically last an hour and my bike was perfectly secure throughout each ride. For extra security, I wrapped both bike wheels with a ratchet strap so the wheels and pedals wouldn't shift in transit. So far, I am very pleased with this bike rack for the price and quality. I would highly recommend this if you want a rack that is affordable and durable.
# 12
Swagman Upright Bike Rack for 1 Bike - Roof Rack Crossbars - Frame Mount
Planning on bringing bikes while camping. I mounted 2 of the Swagman bike racks to my new Sportrack on my pop-up camper. The bikes fit perfectly. The racks seem sturdy enough. Not heavy duty, but for my needs they should be fine. Assembly was relatively fast and easy.
We have used the Swagman Roof Rack a number of times when we have needed the additional bike carrying capacity. It took a couple attempts to get the initial spacing of the bike rack properly balanced on the van’s roof rack as recommended by the instructions. But it was easy to do and once set was very easy and quick to put on and take off. The rack works great, the bike is easy to put into place and secure. The bike and rack are very stable and quiet and haven’t required any mid-trip adjustments. We always put the cheapest bike on the roof (lol) but do use a bit of duct tape to protect the finish just Incase. We are very satisfied with the rack and consider it quite a deal for the money.
# 13
Swagman Trailhead Bike Rack for 3 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting
Received the product quickly. Haven't installed it to the vehicle yet, but from the provided document it should not be too difficult.
The perfect bike rack for my 2002 Ford Focus. Quality construction and good looks. Easy to set up and take down. Etrailer's great prices, fast shipping and excellent customer service makes it the place to go.
# 14
Swagman Fork Down Roof Mounted Bike Carrier - Fork Mount
Goes together quickly, appears that it will fit my needs in terms of being cross-compatible on a variety of vehicles. Fit on a Subaru Outback factory crossbar and transported bike locally with no issues when I got it out to set up and test (not quite warm enough to ride much yet where I live). Instructions are not super, but the assembly is pretty straightforward so that is not a problem. At the price point, if this rack indeed holds up to swapping onto multiple vehicles and lasts me a few years, I'll be thrilled with the purchase.
I purchased two of these racks, along with another rack that is meant to hold bikes with both tires still installed. I am extremely happy with all three of them. This rack specifically is very sturdy. Installation was sort of a pain, but that was mostly due to me installing it on the top of my 2004 GMC Yukon XL...it is so high that it was a little hard to install. But now that it's installed, it's actually very simple to take the bikes on and off. I've made one round trip with these racks, so I've put the bikes up there and removed them twice. Both trips (about 100 miles each way) they bikes were super sturdy and I had no concerns about them falling off or anything like that. I would definitely recommend this rack if you're looking for a fork down roof mounted bike carrier. In fact, I will very likely get another one when we add another bike to the family. I think I'll be able to fit four racks on the top of my Yukon easily. One last note - I was initially concerned about the height of my vehicle when bikes were on top of them. I brushed a couple of tree limbs when pulling into my camping spot, but it was no big deal. I think the total height of my load was about 10 feet, which was lower than the camper that I was pulling.
# 15
Yakima FullBack 2 Bike Rack - Trunk Mount - Adjustable Arms
Perfect for my 2019 RAV-4. I like this product because it allows me to drive and park without having to worry about height clearances in the city and parking was still navigable. Definitely worth the money!
First, etrailers.com is the BEST! Okay, this rack is amazing. If it was made in the U.S.A, I believe it would be closer to $ 800.00+, it's not, thus the incredible price point, imo. Incredible craftmanship, sturdy, versatile, nice to look at, as well. Very detailed instructions included. Fits my 2015 Prius 4 perfectly. Our beach cruises both required adaptor bars. I opted to wait on the bike rack, to ensure a good fit, etc. then purchase the adaptor bars. After much research, I went with Delta adaptors, I wish etrailers.com carried them, but they do not. Nevertheless, this rack is tops, highly recommend. Thank you for reading!
# 16
Hollywood Racks Express 3 Bike Carrier - Fixed Arms - Trunk Mount
This racks my 2012 Ford Focus SE perfectly. Was able to fit two beach cruisers and a mountain bike with minimal effort. Ordering process could not have been more smother and they even upgraded my shipping method for free....nice! Unfortunately, we already took the bike rack down before I wrote this review so I could not take any pictures.
Easy to use. Great instructions. Took my bike for a spin with my rack on it. Didn't move at all. I was only going thirty so I have a feeling it will be great when I'm going faster.
Swagman XTC-2 Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Speaker 1: Today, on our 2013 Ford Focus. We're going to be doing a test fit on the Swagman XTC2 platform style bike rack. That's part #S64670. So, I've already got it loaded up on the Focus. Just to give a good idea of what it looks like. And, how it's going to hold our bikes.
Thule Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus we're gonna be taking a look at the Thule Roadway 2 Bike Rack, Part Number TH912XTR. Now our bike's gonna be held onto our bike rack at three points. We're gonna have two straps. They're gonna go over our cross tube here on the top and then right here on our vertical support we're gonna have another strap that's gonna act as our anti-sway. Now the way we're gonna remove it is we're just gonna pull on the straps and release it from the holder right here. Now these are rubber straps so we won't have to worry about scratching our bike or in the paint on it. With all the straps loosened we can take our bike off and take a closer look at our bike rack. The cradles here are gonna have several grooves in them and that's to help keep our bike secure.
Swagman Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today in our 2013 Ford Focus, we're going to be test-fitting the Swagman XC2 bike rack for inch and a quarter and two inch hitches, part number S64650. We already have a bike installed on the rack. Let's go ahead and take a closer look and show off some of the features. First off, how the bike is actually attached to the rack, we're going to have one point of contact. That's going to be this padded frame hook up at the top. It's padded to make sure the bike does not get scratched up once you have it installed.
Hollywood Racks Sport-Rider-2 Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus, we're going to be test fitting the Hollywood Rack Sport Rider 2-Bike Rack for inch and quarter and 2 inch hitches, part number HR1000. We already have a bike installed on the rack. Let's go and take a closer look and show off some of the features. One of the more prominent features of this bike rack is the fact that this can tilt away from the vehicle with bikes actually still attached to it. To do that, you come to the base here and you'll see 2 pins. We'll go ahead and remove the smaller of the 2 pins first, while holding onto the bike rack.
Hollywood Racks Trail-Rider Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus, we're going to be test-fitting the Hollywood Racks Trail Rider 2-bike rack for 1-1/4" and 2" hitches. Part number HR200. We already have a bike installed on the rack, let's go and take a closer look and show off some of the features. First off how the bike is actually attached to the rack, we're going to have three points of contact. We're going to have this padded frame-hook up at the top and it's padded so once you install your bike its frame won't get scratched up. You have two hook-and-loop straps on either tire and the wheel-holders themselves are adjustable along the arms here by loosening and tightening these knobs. They're adjustable to accommodate different-sized bikes but also to assist with loading. The bike rack does have this nice free shank so even if your hitch sits pretty low to the ground, you're not going to have any clearance issues between the bike rack and the ground. Let's go and take the bike off and set it aside.
Kuat Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus, we're going to be test fitting the Kuat NV 2.0 2-Bike Rack for 1-1/4" hitches. Part number NV12G. We already have a bike installed on the rack. Let's go and take a closer look and show off some of the features. The most prominent feature of this bike rack is the fact that it can tilt away from the vehicle with the bike still attached. To do that, you come to the front here, to this latch, pull towards you while holding onto the bike rack, let it come down, and now we have full access to our rear hatch to get what we need. We'll lift it back up into its position until you hear a click. How the bike is actually held into place, we're going to have two points of contact with no frame contact at all. We'll have a wheel hook up at the front, and then we'll have this wheel strap at the rear.
Kuat Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus we'll be doing a test fit on the Kuat Beta hanging style two bike rack. That's part number B202-114. I've already got it loaded up on the Ford Focus just to give you a good idea of what it looks like and how it's going to hold our bikes. It actually secures our bikes in three spots. We have two straps for our top tube and then one strap for our seat post tube. This one is going to be our anti-sway strap. It's going to help prevent bike-to-bike contact and bike-to-vehicle contact and help prevent that sway when we're on the road.
Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today in our 2013 Ford Focus Hatchback, we'll be having a look at the Yakima full back two bike rack, part number Y02634. As you can see we already have a bike installed on it. Just wanted to point out a couple of key feature on this. The first point, the bike is secure by three zip strips. We have two at the top of the frame and another one here at the post going from top to bottom on the bike's frame. And these .. this one here will hold the bike into position from swinging back and forth so you don't have to worry about the bike coming in contact with the bike rack or the bikes that maybe in front of it.
Thule Archway Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus hatchback, we'll be having a look at the Thule Archway XT 2-bike rack, part number TH9009XT. As you can see, we already have a bike loaded up onto it. I'm going to point out a couple of key features on it. Number one, if you want to secure your bikes, we have a cable lock that you can go around, wrap over your bikes, and put back here in the keeper. It'll secure your bikes. Secondly, the bike is secured to the bike rack by three points of contact. We have one here at the top, another one at the top and the back, and then we have another one on the post rail that goes up and down on the bike frame.
Thule Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus Hatchback, we're going to be having a look at the Thule Gateway XT 2-Bike Rack, part number TH9006XT. As you can see, we already have it installed on our bike rack. We alraedy have a bike installed on our bike rack on the back of our Focus. I'm going to go ahead and point out a couple of the features here. The bike is attached by 3 contact points. We have 2 here at the top of each straps, another one here on this top-post frame rail. This will keep the bike from swaying back and forth and contacting other bikes that may be in front of it or contacting the bike rack itself, potentially damaging the bike. Now, with that said, let's go ahead and remove our bikes here.
Thule Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Male Announcer: Today on this 2013 Ford Focus we're going to be test fitting the Thule Raceway PRO hatch mounted bike rack, part number TH9001PRO. We already have a bike attached to the rack. Let's go ahead and take a closer look and show off some of the features. How the bike is actually attached to the rack we're going to have three points of contact for the bikes frame. We're going to have 2 straps up at the top here and one off to the side which is going to act as an anti-sway strap to keep it from going too far back and forth hitting either the bike rack or the bikes in front of it. Also, we have this integrated cable lock where you would wrap it around the bike in the front and lock it into this slot here for added security. Let's go ahead and take the bike off and set it to the side.
Thule Passage Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus, we'll be having a look at the Thule Passage Pro 2-Bike Rack. As you can see we already have it installed. I'll just point out a couple of the key features here. We have three points of contact for the bike on the carrier. We have two on the top frame and we have one on the frame post which will help provide sway control so the bike doesn't contact other bikes while driving down the road, the carrier or the car itself. Lets go ahead and take the bike off and I'll tell you about some other things. Go ahead and undo these clamps. Lift off, put the bike to the side.
Thule Roof Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today, on our 2013 Ford Focus, we're doing a test fit of the Thule Sprint T-Track roof bike rack, that part # is TH569. We have a bike already on our rack, I'd like to show you a few features of it. First, I'd like to just show . Like I said, this is a fork-mounted bike rack, our knob up here tightens our skewer or unloosens it. Toward our back, we have our cradle with a strap around our back wheel, so let's go ahead and take that off. See that it has a nice little bushing on it to protect your wheels at all times. You take this off, like I said, just unscrew it toward yourself, but to tighten it up, you go to your out the way, and over here it clicks, that's when you know it's real tight.
Thule Roof Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus, we're doing a test fit on the Thule Thruride Roof Bike Rack. Part number is TH535. We have a bike on our rack already. I'd like to show you a few features of it. Like I said, this is a Ford mounted bike rack. We have our skewer here, it has that fork nice and secure. We go to the back, we have out little wheel cradle here, with our strapper mounted to protect our spokes and tires.
RockyMounts Roof Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus we are doing a test fit of the Rocky Mountain's Brass Knuckle Roof Mounted Bike Rack. Part number is RKY1202. We have a bike already on the rack, I would like to show you a few features of it. Like I said it's called Brass Knuckles as you can look here they high bar this is pretty much a wheel frame hook that holds down our front wheel plus we have two straps and our wheel cradles that hold down our tires so we will take those off first. All right set those off. Like I said to disengage this you just press the blue lever here, bring up and if you want to engage it you grab it like brass knuckles and just bring it down.
Rhino Rack MountainTrail Roof Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus we're doin' a test fit of the Rhino Rack Mountain Trail Rooftop Bike Carrier. That part number is RBC035. We already have a bike on our rack. Let's show you a few features. Now this is a fork mounted bike rack. You see that we have our skewer here, our mounted fork.
Rhino Rack Road-Warrior Roof Bike Racks Review - 2013 Ford Focus
Today on our 2013 Ford Focus, we're doing a test fit of the Rhino-Rack Road Warrior Rooftop Bike Carrier. That part number is RBC036. We already have a bike on the rack. I'd like to show you a features of it. Now, this is a fork mounted bike rack, you see we have a skewer here. Now, toward the back, we just have our back wheel, and our wheel cradle with a strap around it.
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