Inno RT202 Bike Rack - Securely Transport Your Bikes in the Bed of Your Truck

hyperion: 2012 tundra with tonneau cover, mounted upside down because of tonneau cover rails stuck out too far. grabs bike lower than the standard way but it's held secure. bonus is I use one per bike and it holds great, I only go a few miles so don't know if this would work for long hauls.

United States on Nov 20, 2023

ChuckChuck: I've only been using this for a couple of weeks, I'm a fan but we'll see how it goes. This safely and securely mounts the bike, freeing up space in the bed. No more laying an expensive bike down. That drives me nuts. It seems well made however what connects the bike to the mount is a plastic rod, that may be by design to allow for flex, but I'm keeping an eye on it. I was not confident in how rigidly it holds the bike, especially on rough roads but that was easily fixed with a tied down that compressed the front forks a hair. The product holds it in place so the tie down will work and it's an easy thing to take on and off, That might sound negative but if that's all it takes then I'm delighted. The mounts really should be removed if you're going to use the bed of the pickup for stuff, or go through a car wash, but that will take just a couple of minutes. My take is that if you want to securely keep your bike in the pickup bed, it's the best option I've seen. I just ordered a second one for my wife's bike. Good product.

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Duncan Woodhouse: The Positives:
Well made product and easy to put together and install. They hold the bikes in the truck bed with a real rigid feel, they bikes didn't move anywhere even when travelling over rough terrain. No issues with adjustability, there was enough length in the threaded rod to grab ahold of the bikes.
A few Negatives:
The nuts that slide into the rails can be a little tight so you have to position them correctly to get them to slide down your rails. Due to the size of the nuts that slide into the rails, they have to be installed through the end of the rail, they can't be installed through the front of the rail. Having a nut that can slide through the front and then twisted 90 degrees to hold into the rail would be preferable.
The clasp that threads into these nuts has just a lock washer and a very small regular washer which is already scratching the surface off the nicely finished metal of the bracket itself. I plan on modifying this by adding some plastic washers to stop this damage. Also as these clasps are hand tightened easily for easy install and removal BUT can also be easily stolen if you leave them in your truck while you are off...

Canada on Apr 29, 2022

Sparky: Easy to install saves space in truck bed

Canada on Jul 09, 2021

GreenguyGreenguy: I like that it works for my sons smaller frame fat tire bike. I dislike how the fasteners are too thick limiting where you can position them on the bed. Its very hard to tighten them up against the inner bed structure with 2016 Ford F150. But with a little patience I got them too work. Now they feel very solid. I can drive with confidence that the bike will now move. Price was great! I do recommend this product

United States on Jun 10, 2021

Hunter: We have two of these and transport our bikes in our Tacoma while we live on the road full time in our RV (1 year + so far). Needless to say we transport our bikes with these ALOT. They hold sturdy, we have no issues with the bikes moving or leaning. We do put foam padding between our bikes and the mounts to avoid scratches. These work perfectly for us, are inexpensive in the world of bike racks, and are easy to use. We lock our bikes to the truck D-rings as the rack is easily removed from the truck. Locking to the bike rack would do nothing in terms of security. All in all we love these and this fits our needs perfectly! The company has great customer service too if you ever need parts. We sold our old truck without removing the piece that goes in the channel and we got new ones from the company without having to buy a new rack. Would definitely recommend esp if you have a newer Tacoma.

United States on Oct 17, 2020

Gordon Arvidson: Not as advertised for applications.

Canada on Sep 09, 2020

lilian: The quality of the item is good. But it will NOT fit the Nissan Frontier with C channel tracks.

Canada on Sep 27, 2017

A. A. J. Green: I got two of these for my 2010 Toyota Tacoma (with the C-Channel Track System). I have a Leer cap on the back of my truck, so it took a bit of simple modifying to get it to fit, but a trip to Lowe's to get four longer bolts and some nuts and washers to act as spacers (on each of those longer bolts), and it's a PERFECT fit—even with my truck's cap. And since we have citizen folding bikes, the handlebars can be easily folded down and the seats easily lowered so that the bikes can fit inside the back and secured tightly to the Inno Velo Gripper bike racks (one on each side) with PLENTY of room in between the two bikes for golf clubs, or cargo, or whatever.

Having lockable, lift-up side windows on my truck's cap makes it very easy to secure/unsecure the bikes from the racks whenever we ride. And since they are protected from the weather, we just leave them locked in the back of the truck most of the time. (We used to carry them up and down the stairs each time, to/from our second floor apartment, so this is VERY convenient for us. As a consequence, we ride more often.

With these racks, our two bikes are secured solidly, with NO movement. This is an...

United States on Sep 12, 2014