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Fork Mount Roof Bike Racks

RockyMounts fork-mounted roof bike racks are a sleek and stylish way to transport your bikes. They fit a variety of roof rack crossbars and bikes, including recumbent and tandem bicycles.

Hitch Mount Tandem Bike Rack

The Tandem TailPipe from RockyMounts makes it easy to transport your tandem bike on the rear of your vehicle. This one-of-a-kind rack fits 2" hitches.

Ski and Snowboard Racks

RockyMounts' roof mounted ski and snowboard racks have unique mounting cables to fit all styles of vehicle crossbars, and come with built-in locks to deter theft.

Truck Bed Bike Racks

These fork mount or thru-axle mount truck bed bike racks will make it easy to transport your bikes to the trail.

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Rockymounts Reviews and Installation Videos

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Review of RockyMounts Accessories and Parts RKY0180

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Review of RockyMounts Hitch Adapters RKY10008

RockyMounts - Hitch Bike Racks - RKY12016 Review

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RockyMounts - Roof Bike Racks - RKY1245 Review

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Review of RockyMounts Truck Bed Bike Racks RKY1085

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Test Course with the RockyMounts SplitRail 2 Bike Platform Rack

Test Course with the RockyMounts BackStage 2 Bike Platform Rack

Test Course with the RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Roof Bike Rack for Fat Bikes

Test Course with the RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Bike Rack

Test Course with the RockyMounts DriveShaft HM Truck Bed Bike Carrier

Test Course with the RockyMounts The Fattie Fat Tire Adapter Kit

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Expert Answers about Rockymounts

How to Change the Lock Core on a RockyMounts Bike Rack
Like you said, there isn't a master key for the RockyMounts lock cores. In order to change out a lock core you will need access to the back of the lock. Then with a small flat blade screwdriver or a knife you can press down on the pin that holds the lock in the housing and then push it out of the front. In the video I made, it is a Rhino-Rack part but the process is the same.
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Bike Rack Recommendation for a 2013 Toyota Tacoma with the Bed Rail System
The RockyMounts DriveShaft Track, # RKY1086, that you referenced will fit and works with standard fork mount bikes as well as 15-mm and 20-mm thru axle bikes. As well as Boost 110 axles. It is confirmed to work well with the bed rail system on your 2013 Toyota Tacoma.
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15 mm Thru Axle Adapter Recommendation that Can Lock to Roof Bike Rack
This is a great question. Sounds like you are trying to determine which of the 15 mm adapters will allow you to actually lock the bike to the roof rack. Of the three you mentioned the only one that actually locks the bike to the adapter and then the adapter to the roof bike rack is the RockyMounts part # RKY1081. The rest are only adapters that allow the bike to fit the rack, but when our demo guy says the word lock he means it is clamped to the rack. Not locked like "theft-deterrent"....
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Roof Rack Channel Mount Bike Carrier That Installs into T-Slots
The RockyMounts BrassKnuckles # RKY1201 will not mount using T-slots on crossbars. However, the RockyMounts JetLine Bike Rack # RKY1321 can. The Jetline will only work with bikes that have a quick-release front wheel. It does feature a locking option by adding two lock cores # RKY0332. For another channel mount bike carrier that uses T-slots the Thule ProRide XT # TH598004 is a frame mount that doesn't require the front wheel to be removed. It uses a padded clamp that holds your...
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Fork Mounted Bike Rack that Fits Nissan Utili Track System in 2005 Nissan Titan
Yes, the RockyMounts LoBall part # RKY1097 is a bike rack that coms with adapters that will fit the rack into the channel of the track system on your 2005 Nissan Titan. I attached a review video for more info on this as well.
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Swing-Away Wheel Mount Bike Rack Recommendation for 4 Bikes
I do have a solution for you to have a 4-bike swing-away bike rack but unfortunately the RockyMounts BackStage # RKY10002 does not have an add-on. Instead you can use the RockyMounts SplitRail # RKY1140-4 with the Yakima BackSwing # Y02483. The SplitRail weighs 76 lbs and can hold up to 4 bikes that weigh a max of 40 lbs. It does have removable trays which when 2 of them are removed the weight capacity is increased to 60 lbs per bike. The BackSwing has a weight capacity of 250 lbs...
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Recommended Bike Rack to Make Loading and Unloading Bikes and Rack Easier on a 2017 Subaru Forester
The RockyMounts BackStage # RKY10002 is a great rack that sounds like it would well for you. Except that it is a pretty heavy rack at around 70 pounds. Unfortunately, swinging racks are generally heavier, as our platform racks. When you combine it into a swinging platform rack it's likely going to be pretty heavy. Taking the weight of the bike carrier into consideration I have a few other options you may like. The Yakima FullSwing # Y02465 is also a swinging rack however it's a...
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Rockymounts Split Rail 4 or Kuat Base 2.0 with 2 Bike Add On Comparison
I really like the RockyMounts Split Rail # RKY1140-4 because it allows you to go from a 2 bike to either a 3 bike or 4 bike rack depending on the need. The Kuat NV 2.0 # BA22B-BA02B is regarded by many as the nicest bike around but it's either 2 or 4. Split rail comes with a wall rack which is super convenient too. The Split Rail has a reputation for being very easy to operate, including the raise/lower lever, and has a fantastic anti-rattle device. If I were in your situation that's...
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Opening the Rear Doors on a Ram ProMaster With a RockyMounts BackStage Hitch Bike Rack Installed
The RockyMounts BackStage, part # RKY10002 swings open to be 49 inches from the shank to the closest part of the rack. This should allow the doors of your ProMaster Van to open, but not to the full distance they normally do. 2017 Ram ProMaster doors swing open to 260-degrees, and you won't be able to get to that full distance with the RockyMounts swung out. You'll probably get closer to 90 to 120-degrees open, which is still plenty to load and unload cargo.
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Can RockyMounts Bed Rail Bike Carrier # RKY1097 Stay Mounted With Installation of Tonneau Cover
The RockyMounts Truck Bed Rail Bike Carrier, part # RKY1097, you have referenced, is designed to be installed on the factory-installed deck rail system rails of your 2012 Toyota Tacoma. The square brackets in the mounting hardware of the bike carrier will slide into the channel of the factory deck rail system. Then, the two bolts are inserted through the bracket and tightened down to hold the bracket in place. If your tonneau cover is installed in the channels of your factory rails,...
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Part to Secure Bike Rear Wheel When Transported on Fork-Mount Carrier Like RKY1097
It sounds like you are using a fork-mount bike carrier like the RockyMounts LoBall # RKY1097 and you want a method to secure the rear tire at the same time. We do not have any such item but you have certainly pointed to a need in the market! One idea I can offer is to use a replacement wheel holder from another bike carrier, such as # 8523598001, # HRSPRWHR-F-HD or # 7521682001. Naturally you would have to use some of your own ingenuity for the installation. All such items are displayed...
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Changing the Lock Core on RockyMounts Bike Racks and Ordering New Locks with Specific Numbers
The RockyMounts lock cores can be changed out on their bike carriers. If you want to have your RockyMounts products keyed the same then what you will do is either order a separate lock and key that has the same number as a lock and key that you already have. Or you can order a pack of cores such as # RKY0332 and change the locks on both products. To order a lock and key that matches what you already have you will look at the number on the key/lock that you have. For example if that number...
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Will RockyMounts TomaHawk Carry a Standard Size Mountain Bike
Yes, the RockyMounts TomaHawk Roof Bike Rack # RKY1222 will hold all styles of bikes that have tires from 20 to 29 inches. It includes two wheel strap extensions to fit fat tire bikes up to 5 inches wide. If you'd like to add some security to the TomaHawk you can use RockyMounts Lock Cores # RKY0332 to lock the carrier to the roof rack and the bike to the carrier.
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Roof Bike Rack to Fit T-Slot Channel in Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars
RockyMounts' JetLine Fork Roof Mounted Bike Carrier # RKY1320 mounts on any round and square crossbars and also has the ability to install in the T-slot track on top of a roof rack crossbar such as the Rhino-Rack Vortex aero-style bars like # RRRS143. We do offer a replacement Vortex Strip # RRM626 for the Vortex rack bars.
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RockyMounts SplitRail vs. Kuat Transfer vs. Saris Freedom Bike Rack Comparison
Both the RockyMounts Split Rail part # RKY1140 and the Kuat Transfer part # TS02G are great bike racks. The Kuat weighs a bit less at 37 lbs vs. the RM which weighs 44 lbs but you give up a bit of adjustability with the Kuat. The RM allows the rear rail to slide to adjust to bike lengths better. It's also very easy to fold up and down when needed. Platform bike racks require quite a bit of material to make due to the nature of the rack so they weigh more than hanging racks, but they...
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Which is a Better Bike Rack Between the RockyMounts MonoRail and the Hollywood Racks TRS
Hollywood Racks makes a good bike rack. But with that said I am not impressed with the TRS # HR3000 or # HR3500. I find that the RockyMounts MonoRail # RKY10003 is the superior bike rack between the 2. I will say this about the TRS though; the hook design is compatible with bikes that wider forks compared to the MonoRail. The MonoRail is compatible with Class I hitches whereas the TRS is compatible with Class II only on the 1-1/4 inch side. Both are compatible with 2 inch hitches. All...
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Will this Work with the Unistrut Channel System
Yes, the RockyMounts LoBall Bike Rack, # RKY1097, will work with the Unistrut rail system. It is also compatible with the OEM truck bed rails systems from GM, Nissan and Toyota. This bike rack works with quick-release front wheel. I have attached a review video of this bike rack for you to check out.
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Swing-Away Style Bike Rack Options for a 2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser
The RockyMounts BackStage 2 Bike Platform Rack # RKY10002 fits the exact description of what you are looking for in a bike rack to carry 2 bikes on your 2001 Toyota FJ Cruiser. It has the ability to tilt, swing-away, can fold up, and comes with hitch and bike locks to deter theft of your equipment. Since trailer hitch receiver locations and spare tire width can vary you will want to measure from the center of your hitch pin hole to the outermost edge of your spare tire. If that measurement...
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Is it Possible to get RockyMounts Clutch SD Truck Bed Rail Bike Carriers Keyed Alike
Most likely if you purchased 3 RockyMounts LoBall Bike Racks # RKY1097 you would get three different lock cylinders that would require different keys. What you could do is get RockyMounts Replacement Lock set # RKY0334. This is a replacement key set that comes with four matching lock cylinders that you could replace with the ones in the # RKY011 that you plan on purchasing and you would be good to go.
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Best Trailer Hitch Receiver Bike Rack for a RadRover E-Bike on a 2015 Honda Odyssey
Between the RockyMounts Monorail, part # RKY10004 and the Malone Pilot, part # MPG2112, I would say that going with the Malone Pilot is the better choice. The Pilot is a very solid rack and I really like its bent rail styling, making loading a heavier bike just a little easier. Additionally, your bike having fenders means that most wheel mounts won't work for the bike, and out of the box the Malone Pilot is able to fit to either a frame or wheel mount, giving you flexibility with the...
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What Keeps the Rear Tire on the Bike from Bouncing or Moving Around Over Bumps During Transport
The RockyMounts LoBAll Truck Bed Rail Bike Carrier # RKY1097 is designed to hold your bike in an upright position when used in the back or your Tacoma. We do not offer a specific product that is designed to secure the rear tire in the bed of your Tacoma, nor is one included with the RockyMounts Bed Rail Carrier. However you can use any general purpose strap to secure the rear tire of your bike down during transport.
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Is RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Bike Rack Compatible With Rockwood Premier Pop-Up Trailer?
The RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Roof Mounted Bike Rack # RKY1201 may fit the roof rack on your Rockwood Premier Hard Side A213HW, though you will need to measure the distance between the crossbars. If they are between 24" and 43" then the RockyMounts rack will work great for you. I highly recommend using the Lock Cores for RockyMounts Bike Carriers # RKY0332 to secure the investments you made in your rack and bike. I've added links to video reviews of these products for you to take a look...
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Can RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Roof Bike Rack for Fat Bikes Also Secure Standard Bikes
The RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Roof Bike Rack for Fat Bikes # RKY1201-FB referenced in your question does include an adapter that will allow you to also mount standard road or mountain bikes. You will be able to transport a bike with standard tire sizes or a fat bike with tire widths of up to 5 inches on this carrier. The ratcheting, padded hook and metal wheel brace will secure your bike by the front wheel, preventing any damage or scratching to the frame. The rack has a weight capacity...
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Dimensions of the RockyMounts Backstage 2 Bike Rack
The shank on the RockyMounts BackStage, part # RKY10002 has the following dimensions from the center of the hitch pin hole: To the end of the shank: 2-1/2 inches To the nearest part of the carrier when folded down: 9-1/2 inches To the nearest part of the carrier when folded up: 7 inches To the furthest part of the rack when folded down: 34 inches To the furthest part of the rack when folded up: 19 inches The height of the swinging mechanism is 3-1/2 inches tall, and then 5 inches...
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Which Allows More Clearance for Opening Tailgate Thule T2 or RockyMounts SplitRail
The RockyMounts Split Rail part # RKY1140 has a larger distance between the hitch pin of the rack and the nearest wheel rail at 11-1/2 inches when compared to the Thule T2 part # TH9034XT which has this distance at 7 inches. If that dimension is the most important factor for you the RockyMounts will be the better rack. The SplitRail is also a bit lighter at 44 lbs compared to the Thule which is 52. I did attach review videos for both rack for you to check out for further comparison.
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Best Bike Rack for a 2018 Radcity Step-Thru Electric Commuter Bike
For your 2018 Radcity Step-Thru Electric Commuter Bike, the best option we have for you is the Rola Convoy 1 Bike Platform Rack part # 59308 with the Swagman Deluxe Bike Frame Adapter Bar part # 64005. The Convoy has an 80 lb weight capacity, tilting feature to allow for rear hatch access, and comes with a hitch lock. The best feature of this bike rack however is that you can carry more bikes by using up to three of the Bike Add-On for Rola Convoy Platform Rack part # 59310. I do not...
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Roof Basket Clamp Hardware Recommendation
The clamps of the # RKY1054 aren't available separately, but for a similar clamp that could potentially work for you check out the part # 59506. This is basically the same clamp design.
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Recommended Swing-Away Bike Rack for 2018 Toyota Sienna
For your 2018 Toyota Sienna, I recommend taking a look at the RockyMounts BackStage 2 Bike Platform Rack # RKY10002. This is an excellent platform-style carrier that can actually swing out and away from the rear of your vehicle, with the bikes still loaded, to give you complete rear cargo access on your Sienna. The platform cradles can accept tire widths of up to 5 inches, so there won't be any issue with the 3 inch tires on your bikes. It features ratcheting hooks that will secure...
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Truck Bed Bike Rack Recommendation for 2017 Toyota Tacoma with Cargo Rails
If you have bikes that are too long to face sideways in the bed of your truck and only have rails that are on either side of the bed there really isn't a way to utilize the rail and orientate your bike the way it needs to be to fit your truck bed. Normally I'd recommend a LoBall part # RKY1097 as it is locking and fits the channel of your 2017 Toyota Tacoma but your bike won't fit sideways. Realistically you would have to go with something like the Swagman Pick Truck Bed Rack part...
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Solution for Mounting Two RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Roof Bike Rack Close to Each Other
Typically when people carry two of the roof mounted racks like the RockyMounts BrassKnuckles Roof Bike Rack part # RKY1201-FB and they are close enough that clearance issues may arise what they'll do is stagger the direction of the racks. So one will face forward and the other will face rearwards.
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