Easy to take on/off. Cheap. Easy trunk access.

This product is NOT designed for a bike w/aerobars or road bars. If I mount my tri bike, the aerobars stick out beyond the sides of the car (beyond the side view mirror). I have to turn my handle bars in to make sure they don't stick out.

It also sticks out really far from the back of the car. I have an old 94 honda, and it sticks out several feet beyond the bumper.

Finally, it wobbles.

Not a bad rack for the money, but far from perfect.

Its quick and easy to install,reasonable priced. The bikes fit vrry well. My disc brakes fit with my large frame, but if you have a smaller bike a forkup is needed.

The instructions wre horrible, and I could not figure out how to install the reflector on the end. I ended up using silicone. No locking device.

It's a good quality rack for the money. It needs a loop welded to the tray to lock your lock on. Also check out your reciever hitch to make sure your not overloaded.

Similar Products Used:

Rhode Gear, Saris

Simple, Simple, Simple.
No plastic.
Very reliable

starting to rust a bit after two years.

This has been the best rack I've had (out of quite a few). Simple engineering results in an effective, reliable product. We use ours quite a few times a week. Don't know why saris has discontinued it! I'll probably buy another to stash in the basement to use when this one wears out.