Can you use the car pod to carry a bike
1711292
If you take your tires off the bike will fit in, or you can hang out the tire over the wall. We bought the lid and stored stuff on top of the pod as well such as a cooler and a kennel. there is ample room to put stuff on top, without exceeding its capacity. WE are very pleased with this purchase.
559859
You should be able to, assuming it has some way of attaching to the molle or even the d ring
594100
Yes that's what we use it for and we keep it in the garage attached to the bike and pull it out every time we need it without having to reattach it. However it does take up about the length of a car in the garage.
100617
After using it with your bike rackU can store it In your handle bar bag if you have one
694713
You could but it might be overkill. Bag is large and unless its a fat tire bike with a large rack I think it's going to mess with your ride
1444281
Yes - I use mine on a road bike - its very light and not bulky (medium size), fits a phone, multitool, spare tube/repair kit. I'm very happy with it.
339494
Yes you can, but I would not recommend since it is no so safe if compared with the base. Also You can use the seat belt to hold the car seat. Hope can help it.
151259
I believe yes you can, cause in my case i have a range rover and bikes never cross up the roof line.
2046805
Yes, but not very good. I have actually done that but the bike would slip and move. The top tube on my bike is angled so it slipped to the corner where the top tube meets the head tube. It would work if you "tie" it down to the hanger.
210677
Yes, I often carry my hybrid bike and my husband's road bike on it. They each weigh a little over 20 lbs.
804423
Yes. We put a street glide and a road king in it but you have to secure the front. Bikes came out of chocks X2 times. Consider another system...
1637538
No, not really ... You can bring it with you on a car trip but takes quite some space.
2196807
Yes you can. As a matter of fact we took the cover off of our wheel and the bike rack is mounted directly on the tire. Works great!
211137
No I'm pretty sure that does would not be a great idea. Reasons, the 2x2 under the cargo rack I think is made out of aluminum so not strong 2nd reason is that the dimension of it is wrong. It is of the same dimension as your bike rack so it would not go into the 2x2. If you need both the bicycle rack and this cargo rack you need a one to two hitch adapter which you stick into the cars hitch then you may be able to use both assuming on tougeu length of your bike rack.
499611
Yes, I've done so. Can carry the radio in a backpack or on your belt. Not safe in traffic. Best to use it when you stop cycling.
1606933
You can use it without a car rack if you have some way of anchoring it to the top of the car, otherwise no.
871992
The straps have hooks that basically sit inside the seams of the hatchback and would require the hatch to be open in order to remove. I suppose someone could just cut the straps, but that would render the rack unusable. If the intention is for you to lock the bike to the rack and the rack to the car, thereby locking the bike to the car...the answer is no. This is no way to actually lock the rack to the car that I can think of.Having said that I used it on a trip across US (Boston to Tx to San Diego) and never had a problem leaving it and bikes overnight in parking lots.