SeaSucker Bomber MAX Bike Rack for 3 Bikes - Fork Mount - Vacuum Cup Mounted

Video Transcript for In-Depth Review of the SeaSucker Bomber MAX Bike Rack for 3 Bikes

Hello neighbor Steve here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at the SeaSucker Bomber Max bike rack for three bikes that are gonna be fork mounted on the carrier and then the carrier itself will be vacuum mounted to the vehicle. So folks, this is gonna be a great option if you don't have a roof rack on your vehicle. So it's gonna fork mount these three bikes on a vehicle with a naked roof. So it's gonna be great for maybe rental cars when you're traveling and those kind of things. It's gonna store in your trunk, maybe the garage when you're not using it, you can hang it up or you can put it in a suitcase when you're traveling and not in use.

And with the universal fork mounts and the rear holders, it's gonna help you secure the bikes to the roof or possibly even those hatches on some backs of vans. Cars with a big hatch or something like that. You are gonna get three each of the included Husky plugs. You're gonna get the nine millimeters, the 12 millimeters, the 15 by 100 and the 15 by 110 boost through axles. Now folks going to the suction cups themselves, so vacuum cups rather, lemme put this down.

These guys are rated at 210 pounds of pool force per each cup. You have eight cups on the whole equipment, five on the main board, and these three optional and these three other ones, that's 210 pounds times eight, 1,680 pounds of pull force. Now the main mounts here, you can put them, there's different options here. You can turn 'em sideways if you need to. One on the center and one on the other side as well.

And with these cups you get, they're six inch diameter, you get a hard plastic cover that's gonna cover the main surface here, let me get up here closer for you real quick. So this plunger here has an orange indicator. When you're pumping this, you're actually vacuuming out all the air via this little hole here. And when you vacuum out all the air, that orange indicator will disappear. And when it disappear, that's how you know that it's firm and ready to go.

And it's actuated again at 210 pounds of pull force. Now to remove that vacuum whenever it's installed, you have a little ridge here on the rubber and one of the backside, you simply push in with your finger and kind of pull up and you can kind of see that moving right there. That's gonna pull up and let air back in and release the vacuum and let you take it off. So again, you're gonna get everything you see before me here. Make sure you're covering these cups back up when you're not using 'em. That keeps 'em clean and free of debris. They gave you three rolls of hook and loop. They give you one extra vacuum pump here you simply, it's got the orange safety thing on. So that's kinda what looks like when you're pumping it up. So you get one extra one of those, a 7/16th wrench, an Allen key, the nuts and bolts to mount the attachments onto the board. You get a little tube of the lubrication gel. That's gonna be for the seals inside the hand pumps. You wanna make sure those don't dry out over time and with use and everything. You get a high rise block here. And again, you get all the attachment Husky plugs like I mentioned, and the whole thing here folks, is made of a high density polyethylene thermoplastic so it's not gonna scratch or dent or mess up your car's surface. Now I do recommend a trunk or a window cable anchor and cable lock that's sold separately. You can get that here at etrailer.com. Folks, it's made here in the US, a nice limited lifetime warranty. Now as far as the rack body itself, overall side to side, I was getting 41 inches long. And technically if you had it on a flat plane from here down to the ground or down to the tabletop here was 11 inches. Again, it's only 17 pounds total. And again, this is the SeaSucker Bomber Max bike rack for three bikes fork mounted. We also sell the mini Bomber as well. You can find that on our website as well if you just wanna do two bikes. Well folks, I'm Steven. Thanks so much for watching with me. I hope this information's been helpful. Stay safe out there on the trails and have a great day.