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Availability:
16 left in stock
Arrives
Thursday, Feb 12
Features
- CONVENIENT: Low cost, easy installation, convenient size. Just place it, tighten the straps, secure your bike, and go
- 1 BIKE: Carries 1 bike up to 35 lbs
- EASY TO STORE: Small enough to store in a trunk or closet, so it's as easy to store as it is to use
- COMPATIBILITY: Compact uni-body frame fits a variety of vehicle makes and models, just like bigger bike racks do
- FEATURES: Ratcheting straps and anti-sway secure bike to rack, rust-free injection-molded plastic, and only weights 2 lbs
- RECYCLED MATERIALS: Built with 100% recyclable materials
Description
The only adjustment? Your attitude toward trunk racks.Solo is simple, affordable way to get your bike to any destination—near or far. It's the first and only 1-bike trunk rack with zero mechanical frame adjustments. That's right, zero. Just place it, tighten the straps, secure your bike, and go. Plus, its compact uni-body frame fits a variety of vehicle makes and models, just like bigger bike racks do. The Solo is small enough to store in a trunk or closet, so it's as easy to store as it is to use.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎16.75 x 14.75 x 10 inches
Package Weight: ‎1.54 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎21.85 x 19.6 x 9.29 inches
Item Weight: ‎1 Kilograms
Brand Name: ‎Saris
Warranty Description: ‎Limited
Model Name: ‎Saris Solo Bike Car Rack
Color: ‎Black
Material: ‎Plastic
Suggested Users: ‎Unisex
Number of Items: ‎1
Manufacturer: ‎Saris
Part Number: ‎102
Model Year: ‎2015
Included Components: ‎Rack
Size: ‎1-Bike
Sport Type: ‎Cycling
Date First Available: June 27, 2013
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Awesome Saris bike rack. Best one I have ever owned and I have had a few. So lightweight, easy to install, great holding straps fastened to car with ease. The "U" is quite big for the bike to sit on and the fastening straps are easy to apply and super holds down the bike. I am totally pleased and satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 2, 2022 by Robert Jacob
I bike to work and my son bikes to school. I was looking for a bike rack for days when bad weather or other circumstances make it impractical to bike home and we need to be picked up. I specifically wanted something inexpensive, and easy to install and use. Also compact and light, if possible. This rack does all those things. It is extremely easy to put on or remove from the car. I have a 2006 Mazda 3 hatchback and installation is very simple and direct: put the four clips in place and cinch up the slack. The only caveat is that mounting at the recommended angle on my car obstructs the rear window wiper. Otherwise, the rack is small and light enough to keep in the car's trunk until needed. It installs quickly - just make sure to test-fit the rack on the car before you need to use it. It helps to keep the top straps set and only loosen the bottom straps to remove/replace. The straps are very long, so you might want to use rubber bands or something to keep the slack wound up. The mounting straps use spring loaded metal buckles to hold tension. The top buckles rest on top of the strap material, but there is a possibility they could slide around and the metal may come in contact with your roof/spoiler/trunk lid. My car is old and has its share of scratches and dings, so I won't notice another mark. If you have a nice car, you might want to put something under the buckle. This rack only holds one bike, obviously. The bike's top tube is cradled at the end of the arms and held in place by fairly robust ratcheting plastic tabs/buckles that are easy to use. The ends of the arms are scooped out semicircles about 1-5/8" across. I tested this rack with a bike that has an 1-1/2" aluminum top tube and it fit fine. The left arm has another fabric strap that you can loop around the seat tube or a rim or pedal to keep the bike from swinging. This spot will be different on each bike, but I really couldn't cinch that strap tight against anything on any bikes I mounted. What happens is you can pull that strap tight on the frame until it a tire snugs against the bumper. Also, you're going to have to find the sweet spot for the inner crank/pedal so it doesn't rub or scratch the car. These issues are common to any rack that hangs a bike from its top tube. I only rated it four stars on sturdiness because the rack itself is plastic and may not be as durable as a metal rack. I don't know how well it or the straps would hold up long term on a permanent-ish installation with sun/rain exposure, but everything about this rack seems to be made with portability/temporary use in mind. It does feel solid and sturdy for being made of plastic. No issues holding a steel frame road bike. The more vertical you can mount the arms, the more stable it will be. If you want a more permanent rack or something really heavy duty, you might want to spend a little more on something else, but for my specific use, this is a perfect solution.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 10, 2019 by Greg A.
Easy to mount and install on the car. Use common sense and have the load balanced. This carrier is made of injected mold plastic, which means it’s only strong in the spots where it needs to be. Hooks were plastic coated. Straps were held by tension. Took a little muscle to tighten them up, but they held strong. I was a little concerned that two of the feet rested on the glass, but it turned out fine. Daughter drove 3 hours away to college with no trouble. On the hatchback, the bike pedal was very close to hitting the gate, no matter where I set it. I just put a sock over the pedal to keep it from scratching in case it did bounce around on the road. The frame carrier itself is a little narrow (probably fine for most bikes), but my daughter’s bike has a wide beach cruiser/style frame. That meant I had to get the bar that attaches to the handlebar and seat. That bar worked perfectly. Also, get the wheel straps (of course, sold separately) to keep the front wheel from moving around. Nothing came loose or broke and no scratches on the car when she unloaded the bike.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 1, 2022 by Sup from TX
Bought this to use on a 2014 Toyota Corolla. Nothing to construct as this comes as one piece straps attached and all. My car wasn’t listed by the Saris website as verified compatible, but it fits well and has not wobbled or become loose after a single drive consisting of 3 speed bumps, city and highway driving for 30 minutes to a trail and 30 minutes back on a different route with residential roads containing >3 additional speed bumps, followed by the initial 3 speed bumps to park at home. Assembly/disassembly takes me 2-3 minutes (rubber feet on side and top of trunk, tighten 2 straps to the top of the trunk and 2 straps to the bottom opening of the trunk). Bike attachment and removal takes me 5-10 minutes (two straps to tighten at the top, I always use the 3rd strap tightened on the vertical bar that holds the bike seat to prevent swaying, and I separately bought a $4 adjustable rope with clip ends to run through the front and back tires to prevent the wheels from spinning which prevents the pedals from moving and spares my trunk from scratching if the pedals are placed in the inset groove of the trunk where they do not touch the car). The only scratch damage I have incurred so far has been a result of me scraping the pedal against my trunk as I was putting the bike on the rack and not due to the rack placement/functioning on the road. My bad. Overall, I am extremely happy with the product performance so far on multiple trips (above is just one example, but I have been using it for a few weeks all around the city). Aesthetically pleasing as well, some dude at home depot randomly complimented it in the parking lot. I chose this brand based on a friend’s recommendation after good experience for years with one of Saris’ two bike racks that held up nicely on several hour highway trips across the US. Quality and for a good price compared to many others I considered purchasing. I would and have already recommended this product to friends.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 25, 2020 by Anonymous1
Just too small. Go bigger and you’ll be happier
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 10, 2022 by Chili Palmer