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Question: With the rack installed and zero bikes mounted, can you still open and access the trunk of a sedan (Yes/No)?
Document: It would've definitely scratched my car if I hadn't. Nice thing is I can still open the hatchback with the rack mounted.
Some applications may require it be installed in such a way that you could only mount one to two bikes but on a standard trunk you should have no problems setting it so 3 bikes could fit though I admit it would be a very tight fit. On my first use the bottom two straps popped loose on me. I was not happy about that but I was happy that the remaining 4 straps still held the rack on securely. I reevaluated how I had attached those bottom two hooks and found better places for them. On the next trip nothing moved or come loose.
Also note that the rack does not have any locking mechanism for the bikes. I used additional straps to tie off wheels so they wouldn't rotate (steer left and right) and bang into things. And, keep in mind that you won't want to open and close the trunk while the bikes are mounted so plan ahead. Overall I am well pleased with the product and it serves our purposes well.
Quick and easy set up. Once in place, the rack is very stable and the bikes remain securely mounted. We managed to squeeze 4 bikes on for a weekend trip. Did not have any problems.Some tips:Arrange the arms to be as far out as possible so that the bike pedals don't scratch the pain on the trunk.Remember to tie up the loose ends of the straps after you've installed the rack; we forgot to do so on the way back and shredded the ends of the straps by dragging them on the road for 200 miles!Use the extra strap lengths to tie down the front wheels/handlbars so they stay in one place.
This rack works well.I haven't tried to put 3 bikes on it, but I doubt it will hold them all.It holds 2 bikes well.I've had this for months now, and I saw another car with a roof mounted bike system. From what I saw, it seems to be the absolute best way to carry bikes. I saw a medium sized sedan carry 4 fully assemble bikes on the roof. I fell in love with that system and looked it up online, only to see that that type of system would cost over 250 dollars!!
Initially, I was concerned about where it should sit to that it didn't block the license plate or rear window. Eventually, I looked at the pictures in the images section of this listing and saw that the mini van had it mounted towards the top of the window. I did the same with the bottom bar resting just below the bottom of the window glass. The straps were easy to tighten and offered a lot of options for position. I also added a couple of small bungee cords to stop the wheels from moving.I ran a cable lock through the bikes and the mount although if someone wanted to take the bikes, it would be a little awkward but possible to remove the rack with the bikes attached and put the whole set into a pick-up truck.With a mini-van, we had to remove the bikes and rack every time we wanted to get to the back of the van as you obviously can't open the hatchback with the bikes on it.
I gave this five stars. Now nothing is perfect, but as I relate below, I am very impressed.Fits our 2000 Toyota Sienna CE van and 1992 Mercedes 300E sedan very well. This rack lets you lock in whatever angle you need for your car - without tools. If u need to readjust, its easy and still, no tools needed. My wife's new bike has a large bottom rail and it is slightly oval so it does not fit perfectly into the bracket, but this is not a big problem.
I just got this and used it to transport two adult road bikes and my 9 year old daughters kid's bike and it worked fine. The rubber-like grips that hold the bikes are work fine and seem well-designed. Unlike my old "three bike" rack, which really could not accomodate the same three bikes, this one did. I put it on my old Toyota Camry and it worked fine. The three straps and metal grips worked on on the top, sides and bottom of the trunk. It is also good that you can open the trunk without taking the whole bike rack off.
The product lived up to the reviews I read and research I did on it. It mounts on the trunk of my 2007 Honda Civic sedan with no trouble and is very stable and secure. I really doubt it can be used for three bikes, but two should be doable (I use it for only one bike). I have a double suspension mountain bike, and purchased the adaptor (also made by Hollywood) that was recommended, but found that the bike fits just fine on the rack without an adaptor (your bike may be different).
Incredibly sturdy and reliable.-Gripes, complaints-Not much really.The knobs when tightened very snug does also tighten the silver pieces that "pivot" the straps - so if you tighten the knob, make sure the strap is pointing in the right direction where the strap will be going in. This alone should not deter any potential users as I have never found this a problem or irritating enough. It's just one of those things you go...oh I have to loosen the dial to re-adjust the strap...no biggie- takes 5 seconds.Also, my road bike is a size 48, the rack is a bit too wide for the main length of the frame, but for a bike this size, there is a spot infront of the rear bike tire that you can mount that fixes this issue.-Final words-After a year, I am still looking back to make sure my $900 bike is still mounted up, even though its a solid bike, I wanted to make sure my bike was there...haha!I have never taken off my bike after a long mount to notice it getting any looser or unstable.
Answer: yes