First and foremost, it's crucial never to mount your rack in a way that would have your bike positioned sideways or facing the rear of your vehicle. That's simply not advisable in the world of SeaSucker. Determining where to attach your rack depends partly on your car type and partly on the specific rack model you have.If you happen to own a Hornet rack, it's exclusively designed to be mounted on the rear window of hatchbacks or SUVs. In the case of a Falcon rack, it's tailored for attachment to the rear window of a pickup truck – no exceptions there. However, if you drive a sedan and possess a Talon, Mini Bomber, or Bomber rack, your optimal mounting options are either right behind the front windshield or just in front of the rear window. This choice is based on the fact that most car roofs offer greater structural support and strength along the edges, ensuring the most secure and stable mounting position for the rack. Now, for those with a hatchback or SUV featuring a mostly upright backside, you can also mount your Talon, Mini Bomber, or Bomber rack to the rear window and let your bikes extend off the back of the vehicle.