RockyMounts MonoRail 2 Inch Bike Rack Reviews

4.8 Rating 81 Reviews

Meet the RockyMounts MonoRail, a highly versatile hitch bike rack designed to handle nearly any bike you own. This 2 inch bike rack securely carries two bikes (expandable to three with add-on) without any frame contact, making it perfect for carbon frames, mountain bikes, e-bikes (up to 60 lbs per tray), and even fat tire bikes up to 5.0" wide. Its user-friendly design folds flat against the vehicle when not in use and tilts down 30 degrees for easy hatch access. Featuring an anti-wobble hitch pin and integrated locks, the RockyMounts MonoRail offers a stable, secure, and convenient way to transport your bikes.

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“Love my rockymounts bike rack. Easy to use. Holds bikes securely. So happy with this purchase.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Live this rack. Holds my bikes securely. And I can get it on the car by myself (63 yo female). I did buy a longer handled socket wrench to tighten more effectively. And I use an additional bike lock for peace of mind.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Very well made, sturdy, no shake or vibration, very easy to use and fold.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Awesome rack! Always keep my baby safe!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Great quality, well made. Straight-forward hitch mount and bike racking. Bikes ride stable at highway speed. The only improvement would be adding a sleeve for the hitch bolt minimizing the throat wobble. Can't achieve the most solid connection wanted merely by tightening the hitch bolt.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Rack works well. We use it to transport 2 e-bikes. holds bike solidly in place.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I'm a big fan! The rear wheel's latch (which you hand tighten instead of cranking it down like on a Thule rack) and the shorter cable lock are the only differences I can find with much more expensive options. I've had to tighten it to my hitch a few times, as it gets wobbly over time, so not sure if that's the engineering or my hitch's problem.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Love this rack. Fits road, gravel, and 29” mountain bikes. Easy to use and can’t go wrong.”

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Posted 2 years ago