Yakima FrontLoader Bike Rack Reviews

4.8 Rating 58 Reviews

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“Called them for advice. They knew what I needed.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great product. I love not having to take the front wheel off my bike. Holds the bike sturdy. Price is good.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“So simple. Didn't want to have to yank the wheel off and on. This set up is perfect for my bike packing bike with Plus size tires. Fit well on the set up I put in the truck bed.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“The FrontLoader has been useful for holding and securing several types and sizes of wheels, from a 20" youth mountain bike to a 700x25C road bike. The features are well designed and easy to use - wheel size selector and cable lock in particular. I find loading a heavy bike onto an SUV is a bit high for me (I am 6' tall) to roll it forward into the front wheel mechanism but the design's simplicity, security, and ability to collapse to a lower profile when not in use are worth it.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Good product - a bit overpriced for what it is.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“easy installation and holds a 29inch AM bike no problem.”

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Posted 4 years ago

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“After driving through the mountains, hills, valleys and fast freeways of British Columbia with the Frontloader and bike on the car I can safely say "It's great!" It holds the bike solid and steady without binding or marking the frame, it's easy to install on the crossbars of the car and getting the bike into the loader is a snap. Just make sure that on the installation, do the front wheel and then the back wheel. Do the reverse when taking the bike down. Release the back wheel and then the front wheel.”