🚲 ROCKBROS Suction Cup Bike Rack: Quick Release Aluminium Alloy Carrier for 1 Bike Review

It worked better than I expected. Drove from Boston to Chicago and back, the rack held up well. The only thing I noticed is that depending on the roofline, you have to be careful not to kick your cranks down as they can touch the roofline and scratch the roof if you hit it. The rack comes with Velcro to attach the cranks to the chainstays. Of course I forgot to use it.

Before trying it on a car I decided to test it on a granite countertop. Of the 4 cups, only one works on the rear wheel and the middle one on the front wheel mount. The other two don't suck at all. He took out the pistons, made sure there was no dirt in them, the pistons were lubricated - no luck. I've tried swapping pistons between working and non-working cups, cleaning rubber and granite surfaces - same result. Returned it and bought a similar stand from imt/zuos - works perfectly, looks much

Haven't ridden yet so 5* not to look bad but am going to Orlando this weekend and it's a 3 hour drive from my house at 60 -80 mph all the time and my bike is about $2,000 but I didn't want to spend money on a SeaSucker so I hope this lasts. I will update this post when I get it and give it a try. Update: Drove around the block, seems to have good tight suckers, don't think they will fail on the way to Orlando but I could be wrong but so far so good, he looks good and hardly moves on the road…

I used to have a traditional roof rack/bike rack that was rigidly attached to my car but I needed to get rid of the car and the roof rack was specific to my car. I've argued about getting this or the sea vaccum claw, but the sea vacum is way more expensive for something that does the same thing. I chose the Rockbros mount because I can take it with me when I travel to other countries and I don't have to worry about what vehicle I take as it just needs a flat spot to stick to. the mountain bike…

Great product! I am a cyclist and regularly ride about 40 miles 3 times a week and long weekend rides of at least 50/100 miles. I bought a new car and chose the Rockbros as I don't have a fixed bike rack on the new car (and I won't get one :) - and it worked great on my last weekend ride! I rode about 120 miles round trip mostly at 60/65 mph (didn't go over 70 mph. My setup was very easy just make sure you clean up the mount and I followed the instructions, to leave room for a bit of wetness…

Good: The device has arrived, we will pack it. The suction cups come with protectors. The Velcro of the rear wheel lowers. The suction power is strong. The bike never touched the car. Known shortcoming when buying: only suitable for older axles. If you have a new mountain bike with a 15mm axle, you will need to order a separate fork mount and adapt it to the new mount. ($20). It took a few minutes but I knew what was going on. Mech: The aluminum brace flexes when testing the strength of the…

This rack is AWESOME as long as it doesn't loosen up and stop sucking during a long ride. the time will tell. So far it looks very solid. .with my bike I can pull the handlebars and the whole car shakes, that's great! The bike wobbles a bit on corners and bumps, but I guess that's to be expected. My only concern is it swinging too much? The way it's designed feels like it could push suction down from one side every time it swings! When one side pulls up, the other pushes down. NOTE FOR PEOPLE…

Unfortunately I received a faulty block where the right front wheel shell never worked properly. It initially held, but I could never get the white guide line to completely disappear as instructed, no matter how many times I pumped up the bowl. Compared to other cups you can actually hear the air coming out and until today it got worse when it didn't work at all. I have used this shelf less than 10 times. That being said, even with the right hand side cup not working at all, the rack will hold…