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Simple, Effective Bike Rack For Pickup Trucks From Pipeline

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A good bike rack is critical, and sometimes the simplest solutions are the best.

For pickup trucks, we found these Pipeline Racks. The company produces two-bike and three-bike models of these simple but efficient bike racks, which simply cradle the front tire to hold the bike in place in a pickup truck bed.

Load up the bikes and go, no straps, hitches, or locks. The racks accept any wheel diameter from 26” all the way up to 29ers, and only makes contact with the tire, so no scratches on the frame. These would be perfect for loading up muddy bikes after a wet trail ride, or when you just want to get home after a tough race. The system works with road and mountain bikes, with enough clearance for disc brakes.

Two-bike models retail for $179.95, and the three-bike model is $199.99, available for purchase here. Click more for a close up…

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Jason
Jason
14 years ago
Rob
Rob
14 years ago

I have looked into making my own and question how loud a PVC rack would make with weight of bike and tires rubbing around. Noises drive me crazy!!!!!

Xudisa
12 years ago

is it for Mitsubishi L200?

David Harrison
David Harrison
6 years ago

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY WITH PIPELINE RACKS. The company does not even post a phone number to provide support for their product. I ordered 2 racks and received 1 complete rack and bits and pieces of a 2nd. After multiple attempts to email them for to have them send out the missing pieces I have never heard back from the manufacturer. I purchased directly from the manufacturer thinking it was safe. Spent $250.00 on the racks and haven’t heard anything from them.
Quality of the racks is OK… concept is good but after installing the 1 rack and used it I wasn’t excited about how loose my road bike flopped around in the rack during travel. I have an idea of a few modifications to help resolve the sloppiness. There was no $250.00 WOW factor. Currently I am still awaiting a response from the manufacturer.

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