Inno Rt201 Truck Bed Bike Rack - Bike Mount For Standard Pickup Truck

I loved the product easy to install without breaking anything and it is of very good quality, unfortunately it doesn’t fit my bicycle fork because it is round and mine is an elliptical shape

These are sturdy and easy to install. It takes about 5 minutes. One per bike is sufficient. I would recommend installing towards the middle of the bike and using a strap to keep the front wheel from moving. If you're using with heavy E-Bikes, then I would use two.

Impressed How quick I received , My tracking showed Washington state and I’m in small town rural Canada (ordered Friday, received Sunday afternoon) Very well Packaged, appears to be a quality device , purchased for pickup truck box for Mountain bike, fits perfect, the added rings for ratchet straps (hauling) is a bonus, in addition I tested inside Motorhome (Worked) clamping to dinette table to carry bike while travelling, then lock to RV bumper once stationary, holds bike sturdy, the bike upright position provides plenty of room to navigate past table, will save me hundreds on an RV hitch bike carrier, 👍.

I read a lot of reviews on a lot of pickup bed bike racks and decided on this one. Reasons: 1. It was easy to install. 2. Somewhat reasonably priced. 3. Does not take up a lot of space when not installed - easy to keep in the truck for later use. 4. Does not take up a lot of space in the truck bed. Moves the bikes over as far as possible - leaving the center of the bed open for other items. 5. Very secure - hold my bike nice and tight. 6. The best thing...the front tire stays on the bike!. Some reviewers said their bike did not fit well in the brackets - their bike frame was too large. My trusty Trek 720 from around 1997 fit just fine - perfect. But I can see how larger frame bikes may not fit as well. I plan to mark the side rail of the truck somehow so I know where to place the rack if I remove it. I purchased two racks - one for each side of the truck bed. I can lock my bike to the truck using the tie down brackets. The first three photos are of the rack installed in my 2019 Ford Ranger Extended Cab/6 foot bed. Both our bikes fit with the tailgate closed (important). The last photo is of my old cobbled together bike fork rack - This one is SO MUCH NICER. Leaving with the popup camper next week for a few days in MN. Pulling the popup camper with bike and gear in the truck bed. Can't wait. Get this rack - you will not be disappointed. Pedal On.

This is a well constructed bike clamping system that makes hauling your bike around in the bed of your truck super easy while keeping it fixed in place very securely. It works perfect in my 2012 F-150. It installs in about 15 minutes the first time because you have to tweak the positioning of each clamp so that it lines up with the frame and fork of the bike. Once that was done, and I had the bike securely strapped into the clamps, I scratched a little mark in the plastic bed rail protector on my truck to mark the exact positioning of each clamp for future reference. Each time I use the clamps now it only takes 2 minutes to set them up and lock the bike down. Each clamp has a swiveling tightening lever with a large hole in it so that you can thread a bike cable lock through it as well as the bike frame. This allows you to lock both bike and clamps in place if you leave it unattended. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is due to the shape of the plastic ends on the horizontal screw arms that fit next to the bike frame. They are lined with rubber and concave in design on about a 1/2" radius. This allows them to snug up very tight to a round bike frame tube or fork that is 2" diameter or less. Unfortunately, the carbon fork on my bike has a very wide profile and so actually rests on the plastic portion of the clamp since it will not sit down in the concave "cradle" with the rubber lining. This may also be an issue for bikes with aero frame parts or trapezoidal frame tube designs. When the frame part rests on the plastic instead of on the rubber lining it has a tendency to wiggle a little bit and the plastic slightly mars the finish of the bike. Regardless, this is the easiest and best truck bed bike carrier I have seen compared to others that folks use in my riding group.

You're supposed to be used two clamps per bike ( the box is for 1 bike, if you have 2 bikes order two of them)I ordered one to try before committing to a couple hundred dollars on junk. Well, turns out it's pretty great and I'll be ordering another one.I did use one clamp per bike and a ratchet strap; which worked, but it would damage the clamps if you did it frequently. Great product though