Would it be possible to carry my Trek 1.1 56cm road bike in this case?
139753
I took my road bike (61 cm) and it fit with no problems. You have to remove the seat post and handlebars and pedals, but there was plenty of room for the frame itself.
704657
No reason that it shouldnt. You might have to fiddle a little to get it balanced in the carrier, but my Trek "hybrid" fits just fine. I particularly like the fact that this carrier supports the wheels and is hitch-mounted rather than strapped to the trunk lid. I can have two bikes on and off and the carrier folded in less than 5 minutes.
255556
I think it would have a better chance than with a full sized road bike. I couldn't get it to fit the frame - it was just too small and awkward. I do not recommend this bag.
927746
I mounted mine to Drywall with the included anchors. Mine holds a much heavier Trek dual sport so I would think your road bike will be ok. Anchors and drywall can support a lot more than most people think.
983575
It looks like you could. You might be cautious about carrying it by the handle with the extra weight, though.
2231818
No problem! I carry my mountain bike (28" wheels) and my grand daughter's bike (20" wheels) on the back of my travel trailer and the back of my truck. I did have to play around with the spacing of the wheel carriers, the hold downs on the vertical bar and moving the bikes front to back to get the best fit. My biggest challenge was fitting the bike pedals around the spare tire on the trailer. If I was just using the rack on my truck, it would have taken 5 minutes. Rick
2235620
Hello, I imagine you could if it will fit. However the bikes will still move back and forth and may fall over as you turn. Thank you.
1300279
I couldn't say for sure, but looks like it could fit multiple places based on demo video. I use on Trek Alpha 2.1 aluminum frame. Like it real well, so far!
1420228
Likely, but consider that bag will be above the bike's center of gravity, so better secure contents against side to side motion and or put really light fluffy stuff in there. Ken
115802
I would say yes. I have taken mine on several very steep and windy roads to ride my mountain bike. The rack never moved an inch. Securing the rack itself so it won't be stolen could be an issue, but it goes on and off easy enough to keep your bicycles and your rack safe.
1477939
It's possible, but I can't give you a definite answer. I have a hell of a time squeezing mine in there but once all the way inside there's plenty of room. I'd lean towards yes with a commuter case.
335250
I am using the rack for mountain bikes but would agree they may be too small for road bikes
92923
Absolutely! I researched numerous bike racks prior to buying this one. We carry two Diamondback mountain bikes or one mountain bike and a beach cruiser and it is great!
1391082
I don't know your height, weight or what you intend to carry. but.... If you are average size and weight; don't overload one side; and keep the weight realistic, you shouldn't even know that they are attached to the bike.
1685424
It's pretty big. It's just right for my v-star and my r1 is almost too small for it. I'm sure you would be good. Unless the kickstand on your bike is freakishly big.
2076000
I don't think so but you can always mount your bike and if there is no room, take off the spare and put it some place else!
1388382
No! I have a trek 7.2 and the rails under the seat were close but they were most certainly NOT COMPATIBLE.