Saris Traps Single and Triple Track Bike Rack for Trucks or Vans, 35-47-inch

I've been searching for the right bike right for a while. What made the search difficult was the type of car I own. The toyota RAV4 has the extra tire mounted on the back, so any type of hitch bike rack had to make the back door easily accessible. Many of these types of racks were very expensive.When I spotted the "47 inch Saris Unique Mount Triple Track Fork Mount Bike Rack", I decided to give it a try. In addition, I bought the "Saris Unique Bicycle Fork Mount Traps" to complete the rack.(http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BT7HW4/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00) These or any other product like it are needed to actually lock the bike in place.It's a heavy piece which stays in place once placed inside the SUV. I have rug material in the cargo area.As Easy as 1-2-31. Take off the front wheel on the bike,2. Load the bike into the cargo area,3. Put the bike forks into the trap and lock it in.The fork traps use the same type of system as the bike wheel, so it's easy off/easy on for the tire.The bike is secure in the car since it's locked, no need for additional lock like an outside hanging bike rack.The great thing about this, is I have easy access to the cargo area. I can easily fit 2 bikes on 1 side of the cargo area and still have room on the other side for bags and other stuff.Also, you don't need additional space when parking.Storage space needed is minimal when not in use..I'm very happy with this purchase.

Simple and flat. Works great.

Would have given this a 5 star if it had some adjustibility in the mounting hole locations. Adjusting the hole locations in the Tripple Track can be done by popping the end caps off and using a flat piece of metal cut to the width of the interior dimension of the track channels (the track has two channels running through it's entire length) with whatever type of mounting holes drilled at the ends (e.g. could mount to my actual bed mounting hole/points if I wanted). As it is, it must either be secured at the two pre-drilled locations, or alternatively, the bikes/wheels secured with tiedowns to keep it in place. For my Ford F150 Platinum short bed, I do the latter.by simply throwing it in the bed near the rear window, placing the bikes in the Delta Bike Hitch Pro 2 and Delta Cycle Wheel Hitch hardware (which works great with the Saris Tripple Track), pulling the whole mess back so the rear wheels are tight against the tailgate, and finally hooking tiedowns to the bikes themselves and securing. It does not come with the fork or wheel accessories, and the Delta ones work great.

There is no mounting hardware included in the package. No nuts, washer whatsoever. How am I suppose to mount this. I ordered 1x Saris Traps Tripple track, and 2x Sris Traps Bike fork Mount but no nuts and bolts included.

It works. I'm happy. Had to remove a cargo covering and it fits right inside there otherwise the ceiling wouldn't have been high enough.

The Saris Single Track mount fixed my problem with the need to place a bike rack on top of a truck bed cover. I have a 2014 Nissan Frontier with short box covered by a BackFlip bed cover. The single track mount fits perfectly inside the foremost section of the BackFlip cover. The supplied hardware was perfect for that application and three bikes can now sit comfortably and securely on top of the bed cover. I had to drill three 1/4" holes for the track, pop the bolts through, set the inside washer in place and tighten the 7/16 nylock nuts down. Done. The finish on the single track looks like it is powder coated and will last a long time. Also looks good on the black Backflip cover.

This worked as intended. We chose this so we could use it inside our suv or in the back of the truck without having to buy two bike racks. We had to buy the hooks that mount on the bar separately. It works great and the bikes stay upright and stable. We he quality is good and it is a solid option for bike transport.

I like the Saris Triple Track holder, but Saris does not make a 15mm axle attachment that comes with 98% of all mountain bikes today. I purchased another brand and it works with my Saris Traps no problem, but Saris has notified me that by doing so it will void my warranty. Nice customer service (not). I should have just purchase a 2x6x34" board and attached my after market 15mm axle holder to it as that would have been cheaper and less insulting.