Higher Quality Lock for RockyMounts MonoRail
Updated 07/01/2026 | Published 06/25/2026 >
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Are there any better quality pins/locks that will fit a Rockymounts Monorail 2? I recognize hitch locks are not designed to defeat serious attacks, but the stock lock cores seem quite basic.
asked by: David K
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Expert Reply:
Hey David! You can replace the default plastic lock pods with the metal Replacement Hitch Lock Pod for RockyMounts Bike Rack # RKY12006. This will be more secure than what you have now, and it is the only option that is designed to work with your RockyMounts MonoRail # RKY10004.
Where do you typically take your bikes?
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Robin H
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David K.
6/30/2026
Thanks for the reply. These pods look a bit more robust, and I've purchased a couple. Again, I don't expect these would delay someone determined to steal a hitch rack, but they are probably a step toward discouraging an opportunistic attempt. I lock the bikes directly to the hitch receiver, and I don't really leave them unattended, so it's more about keeping the rack secured. Thanks again.