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

Very easy to assemble and install. I wasn't aware that my new pickup's C channel had an end cap and support was very helpful in pointing this out so I could fit the device into the C channel. Very easy to mount my bike on the luggage rack. I've only used it 3 or 4 times so far, but I'm very happy with it so far. The only problem I had is that the block doesn't fit the bed rail exactly, so I don't use the plate that comes with the block. Maybe it just needs more customization.

The RT202 is perfect for the fifth generation ram rail system. The plate on the eyebolt fits perfectly into the guide and tightens properly. The quality of the RT202 is excellent and the concept is good, but the threaded rods are too short for my application. Other users have noticed the same for themselves. I could slightly increase the stem length by adding a profiled stem length, but that would affect the stability of the stance. And for $80+ I don't need it.

I really wanted this to work. nope I have a Nissan truck and they don't even come close to working with ducts. The Nissan channels are too deep to be modified to make them work. Also, and this will be a problem regardless of brand, the threaded rod is so short that the bike sits directly on the wheel arch and the handlebars hang well over the truck. Not a problem for short handlebars, but I have cruisers and the handlebars stick out too far. And that could be fixed as easily as making this bar…

Made some changes to the seats to get a better fit - such as: B. Hot gluing extra space to fill. Bikes these days are aerodynamic, not round. Also, a bolt that goes all the way through the hole to hold the bike could be stronger - there's SOME play, but not much. Unfortunately it is unique so there is no competition for a link. I really like that I can load my bike quickly and easily without removing the front wheel. The locking mechanisms are useless, so I won't even go there. Easy to remove…

I use this system to transport my 60 lb e-bike on the back of my 2020 Toyota Tacoma. The mounts connect to Tacoma's C-rail system, and the bike connects to the plastic rails at the other end with thick built-in rubber bands. The mounts are easy to attach/detach to the truck in minutes and hold my bike very securely. With the bike attached to the rack I can grab the frame of the bike anywhere and shake it vigorously and the whole truck moves. I usually throw a cam buckle around the bike frame…

So glad we found it. We have a Toyota Tacoma truck and were trying to find a way to transport our bikes without having to install a hitch that would have to be removed and installed. The wheel arches bulge into bed but we have had them for over 2 months now and have used them several times with no problems. They keep the bikes secure, but when you're making fast, tight turns and the bike's tires don't get in the bed grooves, the bikes can tip over a bit, but the outriggers hold up and you never

We have two of these and transport our bikes in our Tacoma while constantly touring in our RV (1 year+ so far). Of course we transport our bikes with them A LOT. You hold tight, we have no problem moving or tipping the bikes. We put foam pads between bikes and bindings to prevent scratches. They're great for us, inexpensive in the world of bike racks, and easy to use. We attach our bikes to the truck's D-rings as the trunk can be easily removed from the truck. Locking a bike rack doesn't help…

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…