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If your vehicle has a hitch capacities, you have the option of stowing your gear at the rear of your vehicle. More convenient to load and better for overhead clearance, storing gear at the rear is a great way to get from here to there.

Price Range $179-$499

Receiver Hitch Bike Racks

The Good: The perfect option for transporting bikes. You can load your bikes at ground level, no car to bike contact, most either fold down or swing away to access your back of your vehicle and they have integrated locking systems.

The Bad: If you want to carry 4 bikes and tow something, it creates a problem. We offer two bike options off the rear and it still allows you to tow, but this is not the ideal choice.

The Bottom Line: 70% of our bike racks are sold off the back. Great way to carry that two wheeled gear. Check out our BVG house brand of products. A high quality value for carrying bikes off the rear.

Spare Tire Bike Racks

The Good: Great inexpensive option to carry 2 bikes. Once the backing plate is installed (30 minute install) the bike rack attaches and removes in minutes.

The Bad: Limited to 2 bikes. Do not let anyone tell you different. If someone sells you a three bike, be ready to watch them go out of business or see your bikes hit the pavement.

The Bottom Line: The receiver hitch is a much better option if you already have one and you will not be towing.

Price Range $89-$199

Trunk Mounted Bike Racks

The Good: Great option for the person who is a recreational rider and only uses it a few times a year. With the latest technology, our selection of trunk mounted racks make the racks of the past still look bad. Works well on sedans and vans with no receiver hitch.

The Bad: Bike and bike rack to car contact is inevitable and can create problems down the road.

The Bottom Line: An inexpensive option that does the job!


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