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Question: Will this easily fit children's bikes alongside adult bikes? I've never transported bikes before.
Document: That said, I mainly use this with one adult bike and 3 children's bikes. Obviously, putting 4 adult bikes, especially heavier ones made from steel vs. aluminum will put a greater strain on the rack and your vehicle. If that's your situation, you may want to look into a hitch mounted option, which is probably less than having to repair the car body after trying to go cheaper on the rack.
This rack is the exact opposite. I was initially surprised at the weight of it when it arrived in the box. It is very heavy-duty. I installed it quite easily and was happy with the locking system on the straps. Also very happy with the side straps that provide extra security. I've had it mounted to my van for the last week and it hasn't moved once. The rubber "feet" that brace against the vehicle have caused no marring at all - something my previous rack always did.
It's not too heavy for an older (> 65 y/o) adult male to carry from house to vehicle out on the front street; an older (> 65 y/o) female might find it a bit too heavy to carry.6. Allen Sports: the rubber/plastic rests for the bikes seem practically identical to what I see on my Saris.7. Allen Sports: the straps seem as good or better than the Saris straps. I think they are the same.
But for testing purposes, we did load our bikes (two adult bikes, one child bike and one toddler bike) onto the rack (using our Hyundai Sonata) and tooled around town a bit. The rack with the bikes on it does block the driver's vision through the rear view a fair amount, but no more so than any other rear-mounted bike rack.The bare metal clips really peeve me, but it is certainly possible to modify them yourself to protect your paint job.
I was concerned about the few areas on my car that didn't have scratches, getting scratches.It seems quite solidly built and sturdily held two ancient 10 speeds and two children's bikes. My fear of a bike falling off while driving will always exist, but so far no bike has even shown any sign of loosening and threatening to detach itself from the strong straps that hold them in place.
With a family of 7, this bike rack is a necessity if we plan to travel with our bikes! I've been using a very simple 2-bike rack for the last few years, and it has always been a pain. It has a simple carrier with rubber covers over the metal tubes, no tie downs or security for the bikes. The mounting system leaves a lot to be desired as well, usually slipping and making the bikes flop around in the back.
You will need a special bar adapter if you have a women's bike. Some children's bikes you may be able to get away without one.4. Place smaller, lighter bikes toward the inside of the rack and closer to the car. We found that when the youth bike was on the outside sometimes when we'd go over a bump the weight of the other bikes would bump the youth bike off the holding cradles (though the straps still held the bike to the rack)
great bike rack! I was surprised how easy this was to set up and sure makes our outings so much easier ! I transported three bikes quite easilty and doubt there were have been a problem if we had added the 4th. Well made.
I have 4 different size bikes - 1 girls 20&#34;, 1 girls 24&#34;, 1 girls 26&#34; and a man's mountain bike. The process of getting these 4 bikes onto a bike rack isn't easy. I'm pretty good at it now that I've done it a few times but it still isn't fun. That's the reason that I went with this version of the Allen 4-bike trunk rack. I first purchased the Allen Sports DELUXE 4-Bike Trunk Rack.
It fit all three of my vehicles very well, and the bikes I loaded were securely held by the rack when I drove around town to test things. I only loaded two bikes onto the rack for the test, but four bikes will fit.
Answer: yes