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When someone has spent more than 20 years carrying bikes on holidays using just about every type of bike rack imaginable, we pay attention when they try Bike-Hook.

5. Your Rear Doors Are Still Your Rear Doors This is one of the features that surprises people most. Because Bike-Hook moves with the rear door, you don't necessarily have to remove an entire bike rack just to get into the back of your van. There's no large hitch-mounted structure underneath the doors and no separate swing-away carrier to operate. For campervan owners who are constantly getting into the back of their vans, that simplicity can make a big difference during everyday travel.

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 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.