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Question: Is there any way to lock the Velo gripper unit itself to prevent theft?
Document: I would like a quick disconnect feature to remove the Gripper from the truck so I could quickly store it inside the vehicle when not in use to prevent theft. Overall, excellent product that definitely exceeded my expectations.Update 02/22/13 - I have had this now for about a year. Still very happy with it. I have not had any paint peeling or rusting that another reviewer mentioned. I sold my Trek and bought a Santa Cruz Heckler.
I bought the Inno Velo Gripper bike rack for in the bed of my 2010 Ford F-150. It is well made and does an excellent job holding my Trek 4900 mountain bike. The assembly is minor and takes maybe 2 to 5 minutes tops. I highly recommend this product to any cyclist who owns a truck.
I've owned the Inno Velo Gripper Truck Bed Bike Rack for Standard Pickups for approximately 30 days and have used it several times. In fact, I've just ordered a second set for my wife's bike. I've been using the grippers on a 2003 Ford F-150 6' bed with no problems.So far, I have been happy with the product. My mountain bike is very secure when using this product. It does not seem to move during normal driving, even when driving quickly around turns.
This is a great rack, once you set it up to the bicycle all you have to do is place the bike to it and lock it down,  take about ten seconds.....I leave it on the truck all the time.
Works great - nothing more to say. The fit and function are excellent. I added a cable lock so I could grab a drink after my ride and not have to worry about coming back to an empty truck bed.
I actually have to angle the bike by a few degrees to prevent contact with the bedliner.Also, I leave mine permanently installed so It will be interesting to see if the rubber clamp arrangement can withstand the heat of an Oklahoma summer.Dave
favorite bike rack if I didn't have a camper most of the time. I would like them even better if they folded down out of the way. I've heard from others these don't work as well with a short bed. I have a 97 ford and they clamp at a great spot on the bike.
First it's got good build quality. It has plenty of non-marring surfaces that prevent surfaces from getting scratched up. It's nice and compact and can be stowed easily when you are done with it. To keep the bike really sturdy on it though, you'll need to make sure you have a ratchet strap or two.
We are quite pleased with our Inno Velo grippers. Once the bikes are fastened with the rubber ratchets, they are virtually immobile. The only criticism we have is that the tight fit of the ratchets tends to wear on the bike 's painted finish. However be assured that to us this is a minor issue when considering the overall performance of this product.
Been looking for a way to adequately haul mountain bikes in the back of my truck without removing the front wheel. These &#34;Grippers&#34; are the perfect solution. Purchased two. Recently needed to haul a third bike and successfully tied it to one of the bikes held up by Grippers - worked great.
Answer: yes