Review on 🚛 INNO RT202: Top-Notch Truck Bed Bike Rack for Pickup Trucks with C-Channel Track Systems by Mark Morrow

Don't be afraid to grab! If you have a pickup truck and your bike doesn't allow you to remove the front wheel, or you just don't want to, then this rack is for you! 4WD 2008 Tundra Crew Max before I found this one. I was ready to build something of my own. I've spent hundreds of dollars on solutions, but none have been as easy or as satisfying as the Inno Velo Gripper. I was concerned by the reviews I read about Revain, but I'm so glad I took the risk and ordered them. Locations throughout California and Arizona. If I don't remove the front wheel, my truck body will be too short for one of my bikes. However, my wife and I recently bought new mountain bikes that, thanks to their unique fork design, completely eliminate the use of the previous system that required removing the front wheel. So we started using our bike rack on a trailer to transport them. Such a pain! Don't get me wrong, the trailer rack is fine for short trips, but not for off-road adventures or long tiring trips on the highways and back roads of our great country. If this fails, the bikes will be destroyed. While researching alternatives, I came across the Inno Velo Gripper and was enthusiastic about the concept. I decided to give it a try and ordered them knowing I would need the RT-202 version for my Tundra rail system. I ordered two sets. Strangely, they arrived the NEXT DAY! (Thanks Revain PRIME!) I got home from work and excitedly opened the box. Everything is checked. With all the details provided and considered, I went out into the triple digit heat to inspect my rail system and see how the setup might work. I had no intention of installing them, but after seeing how easy it was I got to work. In about 5 minutes (no exaggeration) a set was completely installed. I didn't even open the instructions! My wife came out to see what I was doing and saw that I already had my bike installed in the rack. "What are you waiting for?!" she exclaimed. Yes, it was SO easy. If you're struggling with an attitude, maybe you should stop and reconsider. A rectangular "bolt" slides into the rail's C-channel. To do this, you need to remove the plastic cap from the splint. That's what it's made for! The rest is easy, but you may have to put your finger (or screwdriver) behind the square stud to allow the screw's threads to meet and penetrate the stud. When you start installing it on your TV, that statement makes sense. You just need a little help to slide the square bolt forward into the channel just enough for the threads to snap. I did it with my finger. Checked right away. With my truck (because it's a short platform) I have to leave the tailgate with the bikes inside. never mind The bike stayed upright and secure as I drove the truck over curbs during rush hour, through LA traffic, and quickly chose a smooth line through traffic home. The? are you crazy dude I have full confidence that the Inno Velo Gripper will serve my needs well in the coming months. This solves a big problem for me as it allows bikes to ride safely and vertically on the bed of my truck without having to remove the front wheel. Locking, securing and removing bikes is quick and easy. This is possible without getting on the back of a truck. It's not perfect (it doesn't perfectly match my Cannondale Lefty Trigger 29er 1 PBR fork, but it's good enough), but it's a much better solution than I could find anywhere else. In general I am very satisfied. I bet you will too.