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Inexpensive Bike Rack Alternative

Discussion in 'Sports, Hobbies & Interests' started by Bannerman, Oct 12, 2018.

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Oct 12, 2018 at 10:23 AM

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Bannerman [OP] Tasteful Thickness

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So for some time now I've been using two 1Up tray racks on my Prinsu and they work great, however they are expensive. On occasion my wife and I have taken trips where we wanted to take both our mountain bikes and our road bikes. Rather than buy two more 1Up's, I've decided to use

$29 Bike Hitch Pro Truck Bed Bike Mount by Delta Cycle - Lockable Hitch Securely Holds All 9 x 100mm Bicycle Fork Dropouts & Fits Any Flat Surface - Heavy Mountain, Road & eBikes Aluminum

these as an alternative for the road bikes (will also work on non-boost QR mountain bikes). I've got less than $50 and an hour of time putting these together, including rear wheel tie wraps and SS hardware.

Bannerman, Oct 12, 2018

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Bike Hitch Pro Truck Bed Bike Mount by Delta Cycle - Lockable Hitch Securely Holds All 9 x 100mm Bicycle Fork Dropouts & Fits Any Flat Surface - Heavy Mountain, Road & eBikes Aluminum