who makes this bike rack?

[com4n6]

Saw this bike rack this morning and wanted to get more information. Anyone know who make this?

 

[Saratoga Dave]

That’s a 1Up. Terrific rack, mine is a one bike setup. You can add trays up to four bikes, remove them any time you want, the whole thing is aluminum and very high quality.

 

[champignon]

This looks nice, but none of my vehicles have a hitch, and I'm not planning to change that.

Are there any good racks that go on and off easily, which can support the weight of one or two e-bikes, which will of course weigh a lot more than your typical standard bike(s)?

 

[Justin Fischer]

I added a Curt rack to my tiny hatchback in about an hour, if you have the slightest bit of mechanical aptitude I would recommend it. They're well designed and bolt directly to the frame, and add a lot of utility to your vehicles. The irony is my hachback comes with lights and a rack in Europe, where it's rated to tow up to 1000lbs, but in America the same car doesn't come with any of that and is not rated to tow. All I use it for now is a bike rack or a little trailer that's the size of a large plastic container, which just hangs off the back.

 

[com4n6]

That’s a 1Up. Terrific rack, mine is a one bike setup. You can add trays up to four bikes, remove them any time you want, the whole thing is aluminum and very high quality.

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Awesome! I knew someone on here would know! Thank you so much!!!!!

 

[champignon]

I added a Curt rack to my tiny hatchback in about an hour, if you have the slightest bit of mechanical aptitude I would recommend it. They're well designed and bolt directly to the frame, and add a lot of utility to your vehicles. The irony is my hachback comes with lights and a rack in Europe, where it's rated to tow up to 1000lbs, but in America the same car doesn't come with any of that and is not rated to tow. All I use it for now is a bike rack or a little trailer that's the size of a large plastic container, which just hangs off the back.

This looks like a good solution, but it wouldn't work for me personally. I have multiple vehicles, all fairly small cars, and I go back and forth between two residences 155 miles apart, one of which is primary in the mountains, and the other of which is shared with my business partner in a city, where my business interests are located. I have bikes in both locations, and which cars are where is different each visit. I don't want to install multiple hitches on cars.

On the other hand, if there was a rack that could be transferred between vehicles easily, and would support at least one e-bike, I'd be all over it!

 

[MarkF]

This place has a lot of racks to choose from. Enter your car model and it will give you options. But racks are specific to certain kinds of cars and we don't know what you drive.
https://www.etrailer.com/Bike-Rack?...sWo7_6YpbIc1h6gsRtr3Ix7a_M-HD9TMaAvhbEALw_wcB