Secure Your Bikes with the SportRack Pursuit Anti-Sway Trunk Mount Bike Rack

Maryam: Easy to install. Pull the straps and don't leave them loose. Good for one bike on a small car. To open the back, needs to uninstall the Rack./ Delivery timing was faire.

Canada on Jul 29, 2022

JK: Shipment took only 2 days. This is my 2nd rack, one for my son's family. We had his bike on the rack last week driving on the highway and even went over quite a few bumps, the rack and the bike were very sturdy. We have to get velcros to tie up all the excessive straps, otherwise, everything is perfect. Good value for the price. Everywhere else wants $169.00.

Canada on Jun 29, 2022

Erika Rizo: Se ve sólido, no ajusta muy bien bicis de ruta y de montaña, el único detalle es que a pesar de que es para 3 bicis solo le caben 2 y a lo mucho el cuadro de una 3ra porque por las llantas, se tiene que dejar el espacio de la bici de enmedio libre para poner 2 con llantas.

Mexico on May 13, 2022

Reading Student: Worked perfect on a 2012 Corolla over the spoiler. Easy to still open the trunk with it installed (no bikes). The straps are tough but leave them in the sun for a few minutes and they are much easier to get on.

United States on Jun 29, 2021

Cliente de Amazon: Es bueno, es resistente y fácil de instalar, solo deben aclarar que sirve únicamente para carros con cajuela, lo quise adaptar a una suv pero no queda del todo bien.

Mexico on Jun 12, 2021

James D. White: First off, the Sportrack Pursuit is a great rack and this model is a nice upgrade over my 20 year old version that this replaces. The ability to easily adjust to fit any sedan, SUV, and even the difficult Toyota Prius is a big feature, you will never have to worry if it fits your next vehicle. The way the cradles and straps work to properly secure your bike is flawless and great engineering yet makes it simple. Yes, people with not so strong hands may have some difficulty securing the straps tightly but even loosely secured straps get the job done so maybe the bike wiggles a little more but don't worry. My only issue with this rack is that it came improperly assembled and somehow passed their Quality Control personnel. The angle adjustment component that attaches to the frame and arms must be glued to to the steel tube structure and they were not secured at all. As a mechincal engineer, I realized the problem and used E6000 adhesive to secure them but most people would not figure this out and the rack is almost useless with this manufacturing defect. I am sure this would be resolved by the manufacturer and I still recommend this rack if it happens to you. Also, I am not a believer...

United States on Apr 27, 2021

BERNARDO RODOLFO HERNANDEZ JASSO: Excelente producto

Mexico on Jul 15, 2020

Southern Belle: First, I must explain that, while I am very handy with assembling things, I have never previously assembled a trunk mount bicycle rack. However, recently my husband and I assembled and began using a hitch-mount rack on his Explorer, this SportRack is to be used on my Subaru Outback.

Compared to the hitch-mount rack, this has more moving parts and some straps everywhere, but is by no means difficult to assemble or figure out. Once I determined where I would place it on my car, the rest was a no-brainier, at least until It came to time to place the bicycle on the rack.

Unlike the hitch-mount rack, this has one simple rubber cradle on one arm of the rack, a plastic and rubber hinged cradle on the other arm. I had to find a view a YouTube video to confirm that the hinged piece goes on the seat side, providing the ability to secure both the top bar and the seat post with straps. Maybe this isn't confusing to others, but I felt better to be able to see this in the video. This isn't addressed anywhere in the instructions.

Next, when applying the straps, the pegs on the hitch-mount rack where the rubber straps are attached are a firm plastic, so it is easy to attach...

United States on Jul 06, 2015

Rich: Just sold the SUV and none of the cars have trailer hitches so I picked this up to get to a club ride (Thule I miss you.) This rack is a bit finicky to set up, and you need to knot the straps securely to make sure they don't loosen. However once that is done, the rack works well and secures the bikes in a stable fashion. Being able to lock both the top and down tubes is a big improvement over the cheaper and older trunk racks that just had a bar you rested the top tube on.

United States on Sep 20, 2014