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Review of a no drill bike rack for pickup bed
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Posted by: KawieKX125
I got a rack from http://www.pickup-rack.com last summer and it is amazing. No drill, hols the bikes super solid, has built in wheel chocks, and the people that run the company are super helpful and really willing to make the experience of learning how to mount it (it can be a it tricky the first couple of times if you want the bed to stay straight) easy.
Highly recommended A+++++.
Posted by: kawdude
How about posting this in the new product review forum also. Its about time someone is developing a decent hold down device.
Posted by: KawieKX125
Do the mods mind if I just post a link to this thread? ITs an AWESOME product.
Posted by: kawdude
I don't think so. I 've been put junk in there. Just copy the info you provided. The form you fill out asks specific info such as maker, cost etc.
Posted by: truespode
I'm glad you posted this. I have been looking for something for my pickup but did not want to put a bike shoe in there. This is perfect.
Thanks for the info.
Ivan
Posted by: mdkuder
Square tubing, angle iron, band saw or chop saw, welder and some (very little) work and walla custom bike rack for your truck.
Posted by: KawieKX125
If you order one, ask them to put 2 sets of clamps on it (if they dont already). I suggested it to them as it is rock solid with 4 clamps rather than 2. If they don't its a pretty small operation so I am sure they will do it for ya.
It would be easy to make, but for the price I wouldn't bother, once you get it and see how well it works the price is worth it. Its really a nice product.
Posted by: whyzee
very nice looking product.
has I not bought my trailer, I'd have this set up.
Thump, you should talk to these guys about doing some advertising on the site.
Posted by: bagolies
Do you know if it will work with a bedliner?
Posted by: KawieKX125
Will work with spray in and under the rails and if you have an over the rails it will work so long as you drill a few small holes in the sides of it for the brackets to go thru.
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