1 Up Bike Rack
An industry standard for the Adventure Van market, 1Up bike racks are some of the best built racks available. This 1Up Rack features the lowest profile on the market and no plastic parts.
SPECS
- Single tray carrier - 1 Bike per Rack
- Roof Rack weight: 14 lb
- Total carrying capacity of up to 75 lb
- Fits 16''–29'' wheels, up to 3.1'' wide (see spacer kit for tires wider than 3.1'')*
- Accommodates up to 54'' wheelbase
- Standard clamps will accommodate up to 4.75''-wide crossbars
- Flush mount option is for Thule, Yakima, Whispbars, or Rhino crossbars with a top t-slot mounting rail
- Standard hardware includes tamper proof barrel nut. (Not included with Flush Mount).
- Rack arms close to secure tires without touching the frame
- Easy fold down with the lowest profile of any roof-tray system, 2.5'' tall
- Easily converts to Hitch-Mounted Rack or Add-On (see replacement parts)
- Shipping weight: 18 lb
- Box dimensions 3.5'' x 7.5'' x 57''
- All roof tray parts anodized, except a powder-coat finish on the trays
Bike rack available in the color Black only.
Product Specifications
Wheel Offset
Wheel offset is the measurement in millimeters from a wheel’s hub mounting surface to its true centerline, determining how far in or out the wheel sits in the wheel well. The lower the number, the more the wheel sits outside of the fender. For example, a +29 offset sits out farther than a +38 offset.
Positive Offset (+): The mounting surface is toward the front (street-side) face of the wheel. The wheel sits deeper inside the fender.
Zero Offset (0): The mounting surface is exactly on the centerline
Negative Offset (-): The mounting surface is toward the back (brake side) of the wheel. The wheel sticks out past the fender, common on trucks and lifted vehicles.
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