What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “I set this up for quick post-work rides and weekend trail laps, and it just works. The tray design keeps bikes steady without frame contact, and the tilt feature actually gets used when I need trunk access. It’s simple, solid, and way easier than wrestling bikes onto a roof rack.”When we’re trying to squeeze a ride into a busy week, the HoldUp Compact Hitch Platform Bike Rack keeps things moving. Yakima built this rack for riders who want to load fast, roll out, and not think twice about stability on the drive. Bikes sit low and secure, loading without heavy lifting, and the rack folds in tight when it’s time to park or store it between adventures. The platform design uses adjustable wheel trays and folding front cradles to handle everything from gravel bikes to modern trail bikes with wide tires and long wheelbases. A three-position tilt lets us drop the rack away from the vehicle for hatch access or fold it flat when it’s empty. Integrated locking adds peace of mind at the trailhead, making this an easy choice for everyday transport and weekend plans alike.
Price: $599.00 from Backcountry
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