🚲 Enhance Your Cycling Experience with the Delta Cycle Original Bike Hitch Review

Yes they fit bikes and work, but the hardware isn't precise and the knuckles don't have enough play to tighten and adjust them the way you want.

The product has no holes as shown in the picture, this is important because I use the hole to block the clip. Luckily the latch is holding up well and hasn't come loose after a few hundred miles of driving.

Pretty good, I have an old bike [early 80's] that doesn't fit, but so far all my new bikes fit very well, you can check and see if it fits if it fits your bike fork, but I can't do anything with a little sanding.

I used this hitch to mount to a 2x4 portable luggage rack on the back of my truck. It works great and allows me to move the rack in and out of the truck as needed. The mount is taller than the previous mount I had which makes it easier to use the quick release mechanism.

This is amazing. I leave them set up on 4x4's in my truck year round, no problem. I preferred them to the Yakima lock and mount option and I'm glad I did. Why spend money on a lockable version when all the brackets are 2 screws? Join us, you won't regret it.

Got a tip from a local bike shop that worked great. No need to buy a $200 truck bed rack or drill holes in the truck bed. Instead, buy a 2x6, cut it to the width of your truck bed, pop it in, and attach this bike hitch to it. My truck bed had several ribs on the sides between which the board was placed vertically. I used smaller bolts than the 1/2" bolts listed in the instructions. All in all I spent 25€. Bike is safe! Good product!

I was a little skeptical that a pin through the front fork would hold the bike in place, but it definitely does the job. I originally bought this to mount on the bed of my truck, but then decided to mount it on a 2x4 and cram it in my bed. I can say it's holding up great! I have a very rough gravel driveway and when I was 30 I rode all the way just to try it. The only thing I could do with my bike was bounce the rear tire a little, but that was on bumpy corners. If I tightened it up enough, I…