Volkswagen Jetta Trunk Bike Rack

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2017 Volkswagen Jetta

Speaker 1: Today with the 2017 Volkswagen Jetta, we're going to be test fitting the Yacama Hangout 2 bike rack. This is going to be part number Y02637. We already have a bike installed on the rack. Let's go ahead and take a closer look here.And this is pretty much more of a kind of a bare bones style bike rack. We're going to have two cradles here and these do move back and forth and side to side as needed for loading and unloading. It's going to hold your bike at three points.

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2017 Volkswagen Jetta

Speaker 1: Today on our 2017 Volkswagen Jetta, we're going to be test fitting the Yakima Halfback, 2 Bike Rack, part number Y02636. We already have the bike installed on the rack. Let's go ahead and take a closer look, and showoff some of the features. Starting at our end, and working our way inward, at the ends of both of our arms we're going to have the patented Yakima bottle openers. That's a pretty common feature amongst their bike racks. Behind that we have our first set of cradles here.

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2017 Volkswagen Jetta

Speaker 1: Today in our 2017 Volkswagen Jetta, we're going to be test fitting the Yakima Fullback two bike rack, part number Y02634. We already have a bike installed on the rack. Let's take a closer look and show off some of the features.Starting at the end and working our way inward, we have the Yakima bottle opener on one of the ends of the arms here, which is pretty common for most of their products. On the other side, we have this integrated cable lock. That'll reach out and wrap around the rear most bike, attach to this point here, and lock it into place to secure your bikes once they're installed.Moving on to the cradles here. They are stationary, meaning they don't move back and forth or side to side, but they do have this TPE padding at the base here, which is going to act as kind of a shock absorber for your frame while you're traveling to make sure it stays intact and doesn't get any scratches or abrasions on it.

Thule Passage Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2009 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2009 Volkswagen Jetta, we're doing a test fit of Thule Passage trunk mount 2 bike rack. That part number is TH910XT. Now we already have our bike secured down. First we're going to show you how we do that. We have 2 cradles in place with 3 straps, 2 on our frame and 1 as our anti-sway strap in the back. We're going to start by pulling down and lifting up to release those.

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2016 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on this 2016 Volkswagen Jetta, we're going to be test fitting the Yakima HalfBack 2 Bike Rack, Part Number Y02636. 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. We're going to have 3 points of contact on the bike when you actually attach this. There's going to be 2 zip strips up at the top here and 1 off to the side, which is going to act as an anti-sway strap to keep it from going too far back and forth, possibly hitting the bike in front of it or the bike rack itself. Let's go ahead and take that off and set it aside.

Thule Archway Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2016 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on this 2016 Volkswagon Jetta, we're going to be test-fitting the Thule Archway XT 2-Bike Rack, part number TH9009XT. 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. How the bike is actually attached to the rack, we're going to have three points of contact with the bike's frame. We're going to have two straps up at the top here. One off to the side here, and that's going to serve as an anti-sway strap to keep the bike from moving too far back and forth possibly hitting the bikes in front of it or the bike rack itself. Also at the front here, we have integrated cable lock, which you can install the lock core here, wrap it around the front bike, attach to this point for additional security.

Thule Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2016 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on this 2016 Volkswagen Jetta, we're going to be test fitting the Thule Gateway XT 2-bike rack, Part Number TH9006XT. 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. There's going to be three points of contact with your bike's frame to attach this. We're going to have two straps up at the top here and one off to the side which is going to serve as an anti-sway strap to keep the bike from moving too far back and forth, possibly hitting the bike in front of it. Let's go ahead and take the bike off and set it aside. I'm going to go ahead and put the straps back into position.

Thule Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2016 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on this 2016 Volkswagen Jetta we're going to be test fitting the Thule raceway pro II bike rack, part #TH9001PRO. We already have bike installed on the rack. Let's go ahead and take a closer look and show off some of the features. How the bike actually attaches to the rack you're going to have 3 points of contact with your bikes frame. We're going to have 2 straps up at the top here and 1 off to the side here and that's going to act as an anti-sway strap to keep the bike from moving too far back and forth possibly hitting the bikes in front of it. We also have an integrated cable lock up at the front here. You wrap it around the bike in the front and it will attach to this point here and it will come with a lock and key.

Thule Passage Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2016 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on this 2016 Volkswagen Jetta we're going to be test fitting the Thule passage two bike rack, part number TH910XT. 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. How the bike actually attaches to the rack, we're going to have three points of contact with the bike's frame. We're going to have two straps up at the top here, one off to the side here, and that's going to act as an anti sway strap to keep the bike from moving too far back and forth, possibly hitting the bikes in front of it or the bike rack itself. Let's go ahead and take the bike off and set it aside. It's a good habit to put the straps back in place once you've removed them so that they're not lost on the road. Now with the bike rack in this position, measuring from the bumper we've added about 20 inches to the rear of our vehicle.

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2013 Volkswagen Jetta, we're doing a test fit of the Yakima HalfBack 3 trunk mount bike rack. That part number Y02635. Now, we already have our bike secured down. We're first going to show you have we do that and then we'll go over some features. We have two cradles in place with three points of contact with our zip strips. There's going to be two on our frame here and one as our anti-sway strip in the back.

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2013 Volkswagen Jetta, we're doing a test fit of the Yakima Fullback 3 trunk mount bike rack. That part number is Y02633. Now, we already have our bike secured down. We're first going to show you how we do that. We have two cradles in place with three zip strips. That's what Yakima is going to call their straps here.

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2013 Volkswagen Jetta, we're doing a test fit of the Yakuma Half Back 2 Trunk Mount Bike Rack. That part number is Y02636. Now, we already have our bike secured down, first we're going to show you how we do that. We have 2 cradles in place with 3 zip strips, 2 on our frame here at the top and one as our anti-sway in the back. We will push down on the tabs on either side and pull our strip out to release our bike . We'll hang on to those so we can take our bike off of our rack and set it off to the side .. Then, with our bike out of the way, I always suggest you replace your strips so you don't lose our damage them ...

Yakima Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Volkswagen Jetta

Today marks 2013 Volkswagen Jetta, Were doing a test of the Yakima full back 2 trunk mount 2 bike rack. That part number is Y02634. Now we already have our bike secured down, first going to show you how we do that. We have two cradles in place with three straps. Two on our frame and one as our anti-sway. Now according to Yakima, these are thier zip strips. To release those strips, we're just going to push on the sides here and pull them out and we'll save this one here for last.

Thule Trunk Bike Racks Review - 2013 Volkswagen Jetta

Today, on our two0one3 Volkswagen Jetta, we're doing a test fit of the Thule Raceway Pro trunk-mount two bike rack. That part number is TH900onePRO. We already have our bike secured down. We're first going to show you how we do that, and then we'll go over some features. We have two cradles in place with 3 straps. two on our frame, and one as our anti-sway strap, in the back.

Thule Passage Trunk Mounted Bike Rack Review - 2014 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2014 Volkswagen Jetta, we'll be test fitting the Thule Passage trunk mounted 2-bike rack, part #TH910XT. With the fit dial to #7 according to the included instructions we'll begin our test fit by placing the bike rack up onto the vehicle's trunk. The bottom part of the bike rack should rest on the upper tier of the rear bumper. We'll now take the top clips and hook them to the top part of the trunk, the side clips to side part of the trunk and the bottom clips to the bottom part of the trunk. We'll then loosely tighten them down to get them in place. Once the straps are in place and the bike rack can support itself, we'll fully tighten them down securing the bike rack to the trunk. After the securing the excess slack, we're ready to load up our bike. With the cradle straps already undone we'll simply place our bike into the frame cradles, bring the rubber coated straps around the frame and secure them. And with our bike all loaded up that will complete today's test fit for the Thule Passage, part #TH910XT, on our 2014 Volkswagen Jetta.

Thule Gateway Trunk Mount Bike Rack Review - 2014 Volkswagen Jetta

Today, on our 2014 Volkswagen Jetta, we'll be test-fitting the Thule Gateway trunk mounted 2 bike rack, part number TH9006XT. With the fit dial set to number seven, according to the included instructions, we'll begin our test fit by placing the bike rack up onto the vehicle's trunk. The bottom portion will rest on the upper tier of the bumper. We'll then take the top clips and hook them to the top part of the trunk, the side clips to the side part of the trunk, and the bottom clips to the bottom part of the trunk. We'll then tighten down the blue straps to secure the clips to the vehicle. Once everything is all tightened down and secure, we'll go ahead and secure the excess strap with the included hook-and-loop fasteners. With this done and our bike rack secure, we're ready to load up our bike.

Thule Archway Trunk Mount Bike Rack Review - 2014 Volkswagen Jetta

Today, on our 2014 Volkswagen Jetta, we'll be test fitting a Thule Archway trunk mounted 2 bike rake, part number TH9009XT.With the fit dial set to number 7, according to the included instructions, we'll begin our test fit by placing the bottom part of the bike rack on the upper tier of the rear bumper. This will allow the top portion of the bike rack to rest on the top part of the trunk.We'll now take the top clips and hook them on the top part of the trunk, the side clips to the side part of the trunk, and the bottom clips to the bottom part of the trunk. We'll then tighten down the straps to secure the bike rack to the vehicle.With the bike rack secured, we'll go ahead and secure the excess strap with the included hook and loop fasteners. Now with this done, we're ready to load up our bike. We'll flip out the gray levers on the left and right hand side of the bike rack to swing out our cradle arms.Keep in mind, the cradle arms do need to be level or slightly angled up. With the cradle arms in position, we'll simply snap down the gray levers.

Hollywood Racks Expedition Trunk Bike Rack Review - 2014 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2014 Volkswagen Jetta we will be test fitting the Hollywood Racks Expedition trunk-mounted 2-bike rack, part #HRS6-2. We will begin our test fit by placing the bottom part of the bike rack onto the upper tier of the rear bumper. Next, we'll flip out the black levers on the left and right hand corner of the bike rack. This will allow us to position the top portion of the bike rack onto the top portion of the trunk. With it in position, we'll clamp down the levers and we're ready to go. We'll take the top clips to the top part of the trunk, the side clips to the side part of the trunk, and the bottom clips to the bottom of the trunk. We'll then tighten down the straps to secure the bike rack to the vehicle's trunk.

Hollywood Racks Baja 2 Trunk Bike Rack Review - 2014 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2014 Volkswagen Jetta, we'll be test fitting the Hollywood Racks Baja trunk mounted 2 bike rack, part number HRB2. We'll begin our test fit by placing the bottom part of the bike rack onto the upper tier of the rear bumper. We'll then flip out the levers on the upper left and right hand corner of the bike rack to swing out our dual arms and position the top part of the bike rack on the top part of the trunk. Keep in mind, the cradle arms do need to be level or slightly angled up. Once we've established this position, we can clamp down the black plastic levers. We'll now take the top clips and hook them to the top part of the trunk, the side clips to the side part of the trunk, and the bottom clips to the bottom part of the trunk. We'll then tighten down the straps to secure the bike rack to the vehicle. Once everything is all tightened down and secured, we'll go ahead and secure the excess strap. With this done, we're ready to load up our bike.

Saris Bones RS 3 Bike Rack Review - 2013 Volkswagen Jetta

Today on our 2013 Volkswagen Jetta, we will be test fitting the Saris Bones RS Trunk Mounted 3 Bike Rack, part number SA851B. To begin our test fit, we will place our lower hooks under the lip of our trunk. In some fits, you may need to open the trunk lid to get these hooks under. We will then line up our rubber bumpers, extend our ratchet straps out by pulling the yellow handle, and hook them on to the leading edge of our trunk lid. A lever inside of the mechanism will allow you to change the position of the bumpers, moving them up and down to get the best fit for your vehicle. With those secure, we'll pull the yellow levers at the top of the rack, pushing our arms towards the middle, moving them up, and then sliding them back out to lock them into place with the yellow lever. You will want to make sure that these arms are sitting level, or slightly inclined. We'll go ahead and open up our cradle straps, grab our bike, place it in the cradles, and secure it with our straps.