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Allen Sports Ultra Compact Folding 2-Bike Trunk Mount Rack, Model MT2-B

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Size: 2-Bike


Style: Bike Rack


Color: Red/ Black


Features

  • Ultra compact folded design-smallest on the market!
  • Great for travel or commuting
  • Safe and secure individual tie-downs protect your bicycle
  • Padded lower frame keeps bicycles away from vehicle
  • Patent pending design fits sedans, hatchbacks, minivans, SUV's

Description

Need an on the spot two bike carrier but don't want to carry a full sized rack around? Turn to the Allen MT 2 ultra-compact two bike carrier, which folds up small and fits in almost any bag, including your backpack. Ideal for traveling, commuting, and other occasions when a portable bike rack might come in handy, the rack is small yet secure, with three padded legs that rest against your vehicle and three adjustable straps that secure to your car's hatchback or trunk gaps. Just as importantly, the rack holds your bikes in a safe position thanks to the tie downs and padding, which combine to keep your bikes from rocking or making contact with your vehicle. And when you're done using the rack, simply fold it up and store it inside the included carrying bag. The two bike rack which sports a gray powder coated finish is designed to fit sedans, hatchbacks, minivans, and SUVs. Need an on- the-spot two-bike carrier but don't want to carry a full-sized rack around? Turn to the Allen MT-2 ultra-compact two-bike carrier, which folds up small and fits in almost any bag, including your backpack. Ideal for traveling, commuting, and other occasions when a portable bike rack might come in handy, the rack is small yet secure, with three padded legs that rest against your vehicle and three adjustable straps that secure to your car's hatchback or trunk gaps. Just as importantly, the rack holds your bikes in a safe position thanks to the tie-downs and padding, which combine to keep your bikes from rocking or making contact with your vehicle. And when you're done using the rack, simply fold it up and store it inside the included carrying bag. The two-bike rack--which sports a gray powder-coated finish--is designed to fit sedans, hatchbacks, minivans, and SUVs. About Allen Bike Racks Started out of founder Dick Allen's garage in 1967, Allen Sports is committed to producing the highest-quality, easiest-to-use bike, parking, and storage racks on the market. Dick Allen, a onetime aerospace engineer, opened Allen Sports after building a prototype bike carrier in his Lincoln, Massachusetts, shop in his free time. The bike enthusiast tested the trunk-mounted carrier--made of electrical conduit, metal strapping, and fire hose casings (for padding)--on weekend excursions. Shortly afterward, Allen took his design to consumers, moving from local to national sales by 1971. Today, the company owns more than three dozen patents and operates three warehouses nationally, two factories abroad, and sells products in more than a dozen countries around the world.

Color: Red/ Black


Vehicle Service Type: Bicycle, Car


Material: Metal


Brand: Allen


Item dimensions L x W x H: 16.14 x 7.28 x 3.54 inches


Item Weight: 3.3 kg


Load Capacity: 70 Pounds


Mounting Type: Strap


Global Trade Identification Number: 07


Automotive Fit Type: Vehicle Specific Fit


Brand Name: Allen


Global Trade Identification Number: 07


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: Allen Sports


UPC: 765271002107


Unit Count: 2 Count


Included Components: Bike rack


Item Type Name: Compact 2-Bike Carrier


Model Number: MT-2


Manufacturer Part Number: MT2-B


Manufacturer Warranty Description: If an Allen Rack fails to function properly due to a defect in workmanship or material over the lifetime of the original purchaser, simply return the product with your original receipt, and Allen will repair or replace the rack free of charge. This warranty does not cover damage or wear which occurs as a result of day to day use or general wear and tear


Compatible with Vehicle Type: Bicycle, Car


Load Capacity: 70 Pounds


Mounting Type: Strap


Automotive Fit Type: Vehicle Specific Fit


Color: Red/ Black


Material Type: Metal


Item Dimensions: 16.14 x 7.28 x 3.54 inches


Item Weight: 3.3 kg


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    • An Affordable Bike Carrier That Gets the Job Done!
Size: 1-Bike Style: Bike Rack Color: Red/ Black
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I bought this item from Amazon used and I’m glad. It’s not an item I wanted to invest a ton of money in, so the price point for the used option was great for me. I needed something to get my bike from point A to B that didn’t require me to flatten my seats and get my car dirty but it is hard to find a bike carrier for hitch vehicles that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. Thank you Allen for making this economical option! Now I can take my bike to parks or the suburbs and ride whenever I want to. I was scared to drive with it thinking the bike would fall off. The owner of the bike shop who serviced my bike helped me correctly install this carrier and I posted pictures so you can see exactly how it’s supposed to sit on a vehicle like mine (2019 mercedes glc 300). Apparently the carrier’s rubber “feet” should NOT sit on the glass and the clips must attach under the vehicle. Initially, I was putting the clips on the hitch door under the license plate. Once you have the hooks securely in, tighten the straps. My bike didn’t budge during the ride! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Desiree
    • Ford focus
Size: 1-Bike Style: Bike Rack Color: Red/ Black
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Works well on a ford focus, i use a few bungie cords to keep everything extra secured With a car like the focus, or many other sedans with plastic bumpers, you'll need to use the bottom of your trunk for the bottom hook, but it works perfectly to get bike from A->B
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2026 by Jay
    • The Allen Sports compact folding rack fits inside a backpack! But please make sure to wrap the pedals. It will scratch your car.
Size: 1-Bike Style: Bike Rack Color: Red/ Black
Allen Sports Ultra Compact Folding 1-Bike Trunk Mount Rack Cheapskates, Rejoice! This bicycle rack is a lifesaver for cheapskates who refuse to pay for parking. Yes, I am a cheapskate. I admit it freely. I purchased my Allen Sports rack in 2014 and I depend on it every day for running errands around Honolulu. In case you didn’t know, the cost of parking is obscenely exorbitant in Honolulu, Hawaii. I rejoice in knowing that I spent only $32 on this rack and now my parking is free while everyone else is forced to feed their parking meters at $1.50 an hour. Five years ago, I worked in downtown Honolulu and I paid $300 a month to park in a garage near work. I literally could have saved thousands of dollars. Perfect for College Students I bought an Allen Sports rack for a friend who goes to college at the University of Hawaii, which is a commuter college in Honolulu. She, too, is a cheapskate who refuses to pay for parking. At the university, parking is more than $400 per year. Instead of paying that amount, she simply parks a few miles away in a residential area, unhooks her Schwinn and glides into campus. She is happy that she’s getting daily cardio exercise while saving money on annual parking fees. Where did she learn this money saving technique? Of course, she learned from the master of cheapness. Me. But Does it Work? Yes, the Allen Sports compact folding rack delivers on its many promises. It folds down easily and fits inside a backpack. In my experience, it fits a variety of cars. I’ve mounted the rack on a 2017 Nissan Maxima, 2013 Toyota Camry and a 2010 Honda Pilot. The padded legs are gentle on my car and do not leave scratches or marks. (That is very important to me.) There is one problem though. Although the rack does indeed “keep the bicycle secure” it does not keep it 100 percent separate from the vehicle. Every time I mount my Schwinn, there’s always one pedal that tends to rub up against my car and scratch the heck out of my paint job. Of course, now I prevent that from happening by wrapping that pedal in a t-shirt and securing it with a heavy duty rubber band. However, it’s a little disappointing that I’m forced to do that. I have to admit that I should have taken that precaution from day one. But when you’re late for work and you’re rushing to install this rack, stuff like that happens. I’m not going to blame Allen Sports. Like I said earlier, I am saving tons of money while everyone else is wasting theirs on parking garages. I guess I can spend some of that money repairing those ugly scratches. (I know that sounds ludicrous.) Take my advice and wrap that bicycle pedal well. Take the time to do it, and you’ll have zero problems. Would I purchase this rack again? Yes, in a heartbeat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2017 by Aloha Tech Reviews
    • Pleasantly amazed!
Size: 2-Bike Style: Bike Rack Color: Red/ Black
I was honestly hesitant about buying this bike rack, particularly given the comparatively low price tag. But I couldn't justify spending hundreds on something I only needed a few times a year, especially for a bike that's old enough to vote. Since I drive a Prius hatchback, I was concerned that I wouldn't be able to find an affordable option that would work with my car – until I found this little gem! PROS: - STORAGE BAG: I love the fact that it comes with a storage bag, to keep it compact and organized when not in use. Without the bag, it would be more challenging to store and transport, particularly with all the straps involved. - EASY TO ASSEMBLE: The instructions are remarkably clear and comprehensible, with options for multiple body types. It took a little bit of study the first time to get it assembled and attached to the car (mainly because I was paranoid about doing it wrong), but from then on, it's a piece of cake. - SURPRISINGLY STURDY: I was wary about the stability of any folding/collapsible model, but when it's snapped into place and strapped to the car, it doesn't budge! – UP TO 2 BIKES: There's room for 2 bikes on this rack, although I've only used it for 1 so far. But I like that I have the option for a second bike. CONS: I only have 2 minor quibbles, but they're not big deals to me, particularly as the rack is so high quality yet affordable otherwise: - STRAP FRICTION: This one is kind of unique to the design of my car than to the bike rack, but worth considering. The straps are your standard heavy-duty ribbed design, which makes them super strong, but it also means that the straps could damage the finish on your car if they're allowed to rest against the body at any points of tension/friction. The design of my car necessitates that they rest at the point where the hatch bends from a gentle slope to being perpendicular with the road, so to avoid wear or friction damage at that point, I simply wrapped that portion of the straps with electrical tape, which seems to have worked great. - NOT AS STRAIGHTFORWARD FOR SLOPING CROSSBARS: If you're transporting a male bicycle with a [nearly] horizontal crossbar, you won't have any issues. But if you have a female bike or one with a heavily sloped crossbar, you're going to have to get creative to keep it from riding too high on the rack to be stable/secure or so low so that one side drags along the ground. There are adaptors you can buy separately to accommodate for this, although I haven't tried any of them personally. CONCLUSION: Well worth the price, and I've actually gotten a lot more use out of it than I'd initially anticipated. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2023 by Sam
    • Broken
Size: 1-Bike Style: Bike Rack Color: Red/ Black
Good and easy but one of the straps BROKE while I was driving, the bike held on with just one tire until I was able to get out of the road. I didn’t use it much and I was safely stored away while not in use. It should’ve last longer. Maybe if they sold the straps separately I would buy some.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2026 by Nat king
    • Compact, stable, not lightweight; allows for flexible planning
Size: 2-Bike Style: Bike Rack Color: Red/ Black
My fiance has a small sedan. A couple years ago, she paid $200 to get a small trailer hitch welded onto her car and another $100 to get a hitch-mounted bike rack for our bikes. We took it on a road trip and the thing wobbles so much that you keep expecting it to fall right off despite the fact that the connections are securely fastened. To top it off, that rack folds down to "only" 1' x 3' by 3' (not exactly compact for storage), and takes about ten minutes to fully set up or take down each use. By contrast, I just bought this bike rack for under $50. It fits snugly onto the back of my Mazda hatchback, and the bike clearly isn't going anywhere. The top and bottom straps tighten down to anchor the rack, and the side straps tighten to secure any side-to-side wobble. There does seem to be an excess of strap length, but I've used that excess to my advantage, tying it around the handlebars to prevent random movement there as well. It still takes about five minutes to set up or take down, but that could be because I'm still new at it. It folds up to about 5" x 6" x 12" and fits into the included bag nicely. The unit is solid. It unfolds ridiculously easily. It takes a bit of muscle to fold it up, but I suppose that's because the button-pin-things (technical term) have to be resistant enough to support the weight of two bikes. It is about 15 pounds (I'm not a stellar judge of weight, but it's heavier than a gallon of milk and lighter than two gallons of milk), so if I'm just riding for fun I probably won't carry it along. But because of its compact size, I absolutely could carry it with me. I commute to work via bike occasionally, and this allows for plan flexibility: I don't have to bike back home and then drive somewhere, I can just get picked up--this bike rack fits on the back of literally any car. I'll probably typically leave it in my car in case I need to haul the bike, but it's nice to know that I have the option to bring it with. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2018 by Scott
    • Doesn't fit a Dodge Dart (despite being on the list) and I wouldn't trust my bike to it if it did
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Amazon will not allow me to use the kind of language required to accurately describe this car rack. It is an abysmal piece of junk. I never even got a bike on it before giving up and returning it because it's absolutely not compatible with my car, despite my car being clearly printed on the compatibility chart on the box. I spent 2 weeks researching car racks and somehow managed to choose the worst possible option. The lower secure strap needs to be hooked to something under the car to give you enough room to really crank it down tight. It can't be secured on the bottom lip of the trunk because there is an elastic piece of that strap that can't be tightened too short. The bottom lip of the trunk it too close to the bottom of the rack. So you need to secure it under the car. Except my car has an aerodynamic shield under the car that hides all the undercarriage and anything you could secure it to. That means that no one at Allen Sports ever actually tried it on my car before putting it on the compatibility list. Nothing is good about it. Even if it was compatible with my car, it is NOT stable. With the feet firmly planted on the car the pieces of it have A LOT of wiggle room against each other. No matter how tight you get the feet planted on the car the various pieces of the rack are going to move around. Even if I could get it securely fastened to the car and even if the bike fit properly in the cradles, I wouldn't carry my bike on this thing. No part of me believed this flimsy design would hold up if I hit a big bump or something. Even more amazing, it didn't fit my bike! A Specialized Crosstrail top tube does not seat securely in the clamps. The rear of the tub does but the front of the tube that's flatter and wider doesn't fit. (It's been an extremely popular design for Specialized for about a decade now. And its' not an uncommon overall tube look. It's not like I have 1 oddball shaped bike) It's absolutely not easy to break down and fold back up either. It takes some kind of tool to depress the lock buttons. It CANNOT be done by hand. And when using a tool I can see how easy it would be to accidentally push the buttons too far in and get them locked permanently inside the tubes. It's heavy as a beast! It's small, but it's heavy. The item description says 6 lbs. It's more than 6 lbs. A lot more. I've bought thousands of things from Amazon over the years. This is one of the 2 most disappointing purchases I've ever made. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2017 by Obi Wan
    • Improves travel options
Size: 2-Bike Style: Bike Rack Color: Red/ Black
I bought this in a pinch to replace paying for a lift to and from a car repair shop. It worked great. It was easy to install and bike didn't move the whole ride. I've not tested it on a long distance trip, but the other reviews show happy campers in this regard. I'm pleased with it, and happy it folds up to a convenient stow away size. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 by Pleased Customer from Chicagoland

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