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Bell 2-Bike Double-Back Rack | 
enlarge | Brand: Bell Category: Sports
Buy New: $39.99
Rating: 3 reviews Sales Rank: 10299
Media: Misc. Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1 Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.2 x 0.3
MPN: 1003124 UPC: 035011061672 EAN: 0035011061672 ASIN: B000IT2VSM
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Take your bikes on the road, to local riding paths or on weekends away | | • | Sturdy, secure rack system holds your bikes firmly without scratching your car finish | | • | Easy 1-step folding design offers a stable fit to all car styles | | • | Cradles one or two bikes of all frame types | | • | Reflective end caps enhance visibility and increase safety | | • | Bike Rack | | • | Holds 2 Bikes | | • | 1-Step Folding Design | | • | Reflective End Caps | | • | No Assembly Required | | • | 28" x1 8.5" x 7" " |
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| Customer Reviews: Great value for a very good product April 13, 2009 Mario Lopez (Cali, Columbia) 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I've been using the rack for over two months now. It's robust enough to keep your bike safe and the padded areas provide protection for your car surface. Very good product at a great value, highly recommended.
You get what you pay for February 3, 2009 Shawn C. Beeks (Philadelphia, PA) 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought this rack for $35.00 to fit a VW Jetta. It held up well enough to haul two road bikes, but I wouldn't advise this product for mountain bikes. It may be a little awkward to get your bikes own initially, but once you figure out the best way to load them, the rack works out pretty well.
Just doesn't work for 2 bikes December 28, 2008 Todd Stephens (Lakeland, FL United States) 1 out of 4 found this review helpful
The red holders in the picture slide back and forth on the tubes making it very difficult to strap-down a bike. They are not far enough apart, either. I could not fit 2 26" mountain bikes on the rack. There just wasn't enough room. It's not very accommodating to different frames either. One of the two bikes I have is my daughter's and has a woman's style frame with the top tube going down at a steep angle from the head tube to the seatpost. I had to use the bottom tube of the bike to mount it in the rack, and it made the bike sit at a ridiculous angle.
I'm going to get a roof rack, I think. I plan on buying some kayaks next year anyway so the roof rack will be better for those anyway.
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