SarisTraps Bike Fork Mount for Specialty Bicycle Racks

Works great. I mounted to a 2x2 using wood screws, cut the 2x2 length to press fit into grooves in my truck bed. It's a solid mount.

Works great, solid mount.

Well made, works great.

The media could not be loaded.  I got this one because it says it comes with nut and bolts but nothing came along with this item

This product works great. It is functional and flexible. It would be better if the traps came with the required hardware for the mounting to the tracks.

I got this as an alternative to my seasucker bike mount. The skewer cam on the seasucker has enough throw that I do not have to turn the bolt get enough clearance to free my fork. The cam on this skewer is more like what is on my bike and I have to turn the nut several turns to secure and remove my bike. I've taken to using the seasucker skewer with both mounts.Seems like an easy design consideration that would make this product much more usable.I probably could have just drilled a hole in a piece of 2x4 rather than buy this.

I use Fox 38 Float forks up front and the included pin doesn't come close to making it all the way through.

I have two Saris fork mounts and 2 wheel holders on the single track set up for two bikes and it fits perfectly in the back of my BMW X5 with cutting the track down to size with a hack saw. It's my favorite way to transport road bikes by far. Keeps them clean and secure by being on the inside.

Very solid well built, I use it for my special project , an adjustable height front fork mount for my Elite direct drive trainer.Very think material that I am able to drill some holes and still very solid

El producto es como se describe

Bon rapport qualité prix de cette fixation. Dommage qu'elle ne soit pas fournie avec les boulons collet carré TRCC M6 qui permettent la fixation sur le rail coulissant (1,2m) SARIS.

solid and does the job, I attached two of these side by side so I could mount both my girlfriends and my bikes in the back of my Pajero, using a length of solid pine and glued a waterproof material on it. With a drive through some winding and hilly area's both bikes stayed in place, I'd recommend using a foam block or bag at the back of the bikes to stop the frames from touching. Would highly recommend these as great quality.I have attached a photo to show you how I mounted them.

Bought 3 of these and mounted them to our Bakflip box cover on our Canyon pickup, and put a bungee cord to tie the rear tires together in a V shape, works perfectly. 6’ long cable locks fit nicely through the bike frames and the mounts to secure the bikes.