🚲 Delta Cycle Bicycle Cross Bar Adaptor Black, Adjustable 23-32.25 Inches for Easy Installation Review

Well designed crossbar (as is) but this unit has the wrong specs. stated: Actual hook spacing is 22.75 inches, not advertised 21.25 inches. In my case, this made the product unsuitable for my wife's smaller framed bike. I also don't like the fact that these cross braces aren't physically attached to the bike (most if not all are designed that way), which allows the bike to "wiggle" while on the rack. I like my bikes to be securely mounted in the support post with minimal wobble back and forth…

The neck is fairly well built and strong. The ends are covered with thick rubber to protect the paint/bike. I wish it had a spring for retracting and cocking, but I wouldn't deduct a star for that. I'm giving 2 stars because I don't know what kind of bike would fit. It was too long to ride an adult female mountain/trekking bike and barely fit my mountain bike when fully closed. If it could be shortened by a few inches it would be perfect. The sizing information in two places in the description…

I have a hybrid bike that is much heavier than a regular bike so I needed something stronger than most top tube adapters I've seen at Revain. It feels heavy duty, there are no weird rivets holding the full weight of the bike like some others I've seen. But it's too long. My bike isn't even small - I had to take a bike rack with me because I couldn't fit this bike in the trunk of my car. But this product is at least an inch longer to fit securely. I hung a pair of thick socks on hooks to get a…

Great product. Simple design and great price. Worked from a small girls bike to a full size flat ladies bike. I measured the minimum distance between the hooks: 21 inches and a maximum of 29 inches with the tubes fully extended. The maximum distance between hook tips is 25.5 inches. If the distance between the outside of the seatpost and the outer stem is greater than 25.5, you will need to separate the tubes to hook the hooks around the seatpost and stem. See photos and notes. Both rubber ends