1,800 Miles Through Europe: Jonathan’s Real-World Bike-Hook Review
Rear-Door Access Without Unloading the Bikes One of the greatest frustrations with many van bike racks is rear-door access. Depending on the system, you may need to remove the bicycles, tilt the rack, operate a swing-away mechanism, or unload everything before opening the rear doors. Jonathan’s photographs show one of Bike-Hook’s most useful advantages: the rear door can still be opened with the bicycles mounted.
A Simpler Way to Carry Bikes on Your Van — Built Right Here in the USA
A Different Kind of Van Bike Rack Bike-Hook is a lightweight fork-mount bike carrier that hangs securely from the top of your van's rear door. Remove the front wheel, attach the bike to the Bike-Hook, lift it into position and you're ready to go. No drilling into your van. No hitch required.
How Jonathan Carries Two Bikes on His Mercedes Sprinter
Why Simplicity Wins One thing that stands out throughout Jonathan's review is the simplicity of the entire system. No complicated moving parts. No heavy carrier permanently attached to the van. No extra length extending far beyond the rear doors. Just a straightforward solution that fits naturally into the campervan lifestyle.
Bike-Hook Announces Field Testing of New Lightweight Travel Bike-Hook
Designed With Travel in Mind One of the most exciting aspects of the new Travel Bike-Hook is its portability. Weighing just 1 pound, it is small enough to fit inside a suitcase or travel bag, making it an ideal companion for cyclists who fly to riding destinations and rent vehicles. Imagine arriving at your destination, collecting a rental SUV or hatchback, unpacking your Bike-Hook, and heading straight to the trails. That idea has driven much of this project's development from day one.