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Getting a mix of bikes mounted doesn’t have to be a puzzle. The Destination’s padded frame holders rotate 360° and slide up or down the center mast so each bike—large or small, sloped or straight—fits securely. Curved wheel trays handle wheelbases up to 48", and padded ratcheting straps cinch down tight with a satisfying click. From a 29er mountain bike to a 24" kids’ ride, everything fits and stays steady on the road.
Nothing ruins a trip like a rack that wiggles the whole way. The included anti-rattle hitch pin locks the rack to the receiver and tightens down with a tool to eliminate sway and rattle. That same pin doubles as a lock to deter theft, so the rack stays put when you step away. It’s a solid, no-wobble setup that gives real peace of mind on long drives.
At just 42 lbs total weight, this platform rack is easy to lift and install solo, yet it still carries four bikes up to 35 lbs each. The black powder-coated steel frame stands up to rough roads without rusting or bending. For anyone tired of heavy carriers, this one is a relief to move and a workhorse once it’s loaded.
When the ride’s done, the Destination folds neatly against the back of the vehicle. A removable pin and simple knob make the whole move quick—no tools, no struggle. Folded up, it’s compact enough for parking or storage without taking over the garage.
Built for 2" x 2" hitch receivers, the Destination spaces bikes 8" apart to keep handlebars and pedals from clashing. A 3-3/4" shank rise gives extra clearance off the ground, and all hardware is built to last. It’s a simple, sturdy design that makes carrying four bikes feel effortless, trip after trip.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Sunil
6/11/2021
one year in, this still works great. straps arent worn, everything works as per my original review
Brooke M.
2/17/2025
Practicality is definitely what I look for in a product, too. Thanks for the awesome review, Ian. The real world application and experience are what make a review shine!
Bill M.
3/15/2022
The Bike Rack is Great! Bikes are easy to lock down and the rack is very stable going down the road. We have carried it on the back of the vehicle and on my front hitch for my truck. The latest truck was a 2500 mile cross country trek. It keeps the bikes well separated and protected from damage and fits a wide range of bike sizes. The rack is a bit heavy and bulky, but I have found a good way to hang it on the wall of the garage. Now, if only it was bigger, I need a 6 bike carrier now! I would still highly recommend for secure carrying.
Maryellen
7/24/2026
Amazing product-so many rides and the rack still feels so solid and secure! Got my friend to buy the two bike rack!!
Michael
8/8/2025
Followup The manual specifically states not to use this on a travel trailer But I did anyway, and the bolt that supports the primary folding mechanism failed. So pay heed to their warning...
Brooke M.
6/27/2023
That is awesome! Thanks for sending in the cool pictures, too!
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Steve D.
8/25/2026
A year and a few long trips later, this rack is still working great. We just got back from a 500-mile trip and were constantly putting the bikes on and off. This design is a huge step up from the rack design where the bikes hang from the crosstubes or the wheels. FAR more sturdy and the bikes do not move. It does take a good 5-15 minutes to get four bikes on here and spaced properly with the pedals and the frames in the right spot, though theres a learning curve and you will get faster the more you do the same bikes. I would like to one day upgrade to the rack style I see where 5-6 bikes hang upright with the wheels pointed upward and the bikes side by side. Those look so much quicker for getting bikes on and off. Only note of caution is for those who buy this: The butterfly bolts that hold the upright parts of the rack can get bent if you dont tuck them in carefully when folding that upper part down. Not a design flaw, just an operator error.