RockyMounts MonoRail Hitch Bike Rack Overview

An ad-free, no fluff overview of RockyMounts MonoRail, one of the best hitch bike racks out there.
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Product Features:
✅ Fits bikes 20" to 29" wheels, road to fat bike tires 5" wide and 197mm rear spacing
✅ 13" spacing between bikes and 3" side-to-side adjustment provides plenty of room between bikes
✅ Folds flat against the vehicle and tilts down 30 degrees to allow for hatch access
✅ Includes locking hitch bolt, cable lock, and standard lock pods, keyed alike
✅ Carries 2 bikes, up to 60 lbs per tray (120 lbs total). 2” variant is expandable to 3 bikes up to 45 lbs per tray, with Add-On
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:22 Remove Bikes and Rack
02:07 Anti-Wobble Stinger
02:39 Materials and Weight
03:02 Installation
06:01 Adjustable Trays
06:40 Loading Bikes
10:12 Rear Vehicle Access
11:04 Security Cable
12:36 Closing
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[@boohbah1223456]

What's with a cable lock, that you can't even use when driving? Why didn't they have a lock core in the ratchet arm like on the Tomahawk roof rack?

[@melindamims2203]

Your videos are so helpful and helped me decide on what rack to buy. Thank you!

[@rackattack]

I'm so glad, Melinda!

[@kathleenanderson5030]

Very helpful

[@rackattack]

Glad it helped

[@jltrack]

I'm looking to buy this rack in the 1.25" receiver version for a 2003 Subaru Forester. Does it still have the same 60lb per tray and 120lb capacity as the 2" version? Also I heard that there is potential for the wheel tray to melt because of the exhaust location. Thanks!

[@joesmith3908]

Just bought this rack and after the first use found the hook mount loosened up after a 35 mile drive. Was with my 29 er mountain bike. Any thoughts?

[@rackattack]

Hello. Yes, tire pressure is important, if the front tire lost air the hook will loose grip. Also, placement of the hook as close as possible to the first point of contact near the front fork is important. Lastly, the initial very firm compression of the hook onto the front tire will determine how stable the hook stays in place. Thanks!

[@joesmith3908]

@@rackattack thx for the response, I’ll try again very soon 😊