I have a 2012 town and country. Has anyone used this bike rack with success? Has anyone used this on a minivan similar to the town and country?
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I've been using it on a Ford Explorer for 8 months with no issues.. it can adjust just Fine...
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I have two 29s that I put in this rack. It workss best if you load them with the back tire in the rack, side by side, and then use a strap to keep them from rocking too much. Without that, , the bikes will tip. With the strap, works like a charm.
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We use it on the regular city mini but I see that the double is much wider and a different shape. I think you could put the two Velcro straps around the handlebar itself instead of on the sides of the handlebars and it would still work. But not sure!
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MINI has discontinued making the first generation racks. They require drilling predominant holes in the roof. This is a completely different body style and set up. Thus will not work.
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Dear Mary, I have had my trike for a couple of years and love it!!!!! I looked for a trike rack for the back of my motor home and found one back east. In looking today, I see (Hitch Rider.com) has the one your looking for. I took my trik on a month long trip to Oregon last and rode it often. Best wishes, Carole
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i put it on a 2014 Odyessy with a rack, but it was too short to set on both front and back cross racks so it would have worked just as well with just the side rails. What do you have to fasten it to?
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I like this bike rack. I don't think it would work well for three bikes. Our two just fit. Once secured, I haven't any problem's with it loosening
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Yes it works just fine, I have a MTB and road bike which I use the rack for.
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It has worked great for Me. I do not use it for mountatin use though. It is on my commuter bike. It definitely seems to be well built.
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I have a fatbike with 26x4 tires, it does it but barely. Have to spread the rack a little bit to fit it on, and there's less than 2 inches clearance on the top of the tire to the rack. But it works great, carries panniers and without any other modifications can't beat the price.
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i'm a geezer, so my experience may be outdated. i have two racks, one on my touring bike and the other on my grocery/town bike. i did use a rack trunk on one trip, but i didn't like the way stuff shifted around. my sleeping bag fits very well on the front rack ( i secure with cutup inner tubes), freeing up a pannier. on my grocery bike, i tried small panniers once, but didn't need that much room. i use the front rack for things like a gallon of milk or toilet paper (12 pack rides fine). once installed, i have had no problems with either rack.
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You will need to go to the firms website to check on that - I checked on my two cars that way. I can fit it to my minivan and to my wife's Subaru Legacy with the flip of a lever and then just tightening the cables - which is very easy. The carrier also has a lock to secure it to the car, and a different lock for one of the bicycles. As you can tell - I am still quite pleased with the purchase.
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Hi, I was not able to make this work with my Honda Ridgeline due to the lack of rails to mount the hardware on. I didn't want to drill into the liner to make it work(I'm not sure it would have worked anyway. I ended up getting the 'Delta Stableloader 2-Bike Truck Bed Mount Rack' that you just remove your front wheels on the bikes and it works well.
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I have no problem at all fitting two regular mountain bikes on this rack. Works great.
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It works for ours. We have two girl bikes and my boys' bikes are also shaped funny without the standard bar across. (I think on one of ours we actually move the rubber piece, that the bike attaches to, to the outside and attach to the post of the bike) You have to move them around and figure out what way works but I think they are actually more stable than when they are sitting on there perfectly straight. It took us a little while the first time but now it's only 5 min to load. You could buy the adapter bars, but that just costs more and really isn't necessary. We LOVE this rack, especially for the price!! It works for ours. We have two girl bikes and my boys' bikes are also shaped funny without the standard bar across. (I think on one of ours we actually move the rubber piece, that the bike attaches to, to the outside and attach to the post of the bike) You have to move them around and figure out what way works but I think they are actually more stable than when they are sitting on there perfectly straight. It took us a little while the first time but now it's only 5 min to load. You could buy the adapter bars, but that just costs more and really isn't necessary. We LOVE this rack,... » Read More It works for ours. We have two girl bikes and my boys' bikes are also shaped funny without the standard bar across. (I think on one of ours we actually move the rubber piece, that the bike attaches to, to the outside and attach to the post of the bike) You have to move them around and figure out what way works but I think they are actually more stable than when they are sitting on there perfectly straight. It took us a little while the first time but now it's only 5 min to load. You could buy the adapter bars, but that just costs more and really isn't necessary. We LOVE this rack, especially for the price!! « Show Less
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I'm sorry I don't know...I asked my son who has the rack, but he is using it on their Toyota mini van.
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It fits fine on my 2011 Chrysler town and country. Only concern is there is a plastic piece along the top of the rear door which the bike rack strap goes over. So far no damage. It is a generic enough design that is should fit any rear hatch van or car.