Inno Locking Upright Rooftop Bike Rack

Inno Locking Upright Rooftop Bike Rack Review

Inno Locking Upright Rooftop Bike Rack Feature

• Upright rooftop bike rack with durable anodized aluminum tray
• Caliper holding system fits bike frames up to 3.25 inches in diameter
• Tire holders fit tires as wide as 2.7 inches; key and lock system
• Universal mounting system fits square, round, and most factory crossbars

Inno Locking Upright Rooftop Bike Rack Overview

The new INA382 locking, upright rooftop bike rack has a caliper holding system that holds bike frames up to 3.25 inches in diameter and has tire holders designed to securely fit tires of up to 2.7" in width. This unit has a universal mounting system that securely fits square, round, & most factory crossbars. Made from light, yet strong, anodized aluminum, this rack is easy to install and sturdy enough to make that long haul. Accessories include a key and lock mechanism to keep your equipment secure. When it comes to fun on the go, you can trust Inno.

Inno Locking Upright Rooftop Bike Rack Specifications

Easily carry your bike to the trail or campsite with the Inno upright locking roof rack.

The rack's tire holders fit tires as wide as 2.7 inches.

The rack is equipped with a new caliper holding system that holds bike frames in diameters of up to 3.25 inches, along with tire holders that fit tires as wide as 2.7 inches. Whether you're transporting road bikes, mountain bikes, or dirt bikes, the upright roof rack is up to the task. The rack's light, durable anodized aluminum tray is also easy to install, as it mounts to square, round, and most factory crossbars. Finally, the rack comes with a key and lock, so you can keep your bike secure on long road trips while you grab a bite at a local restaurant.

About Inno Advanced Car Racks
A division of Car Mate USA, Inno has been designing and manufacturing innovative and technologically advanced car racks for more than 30 years. Car Mate was founded in 1966 by Takaaki Murata, the inventor of the car seat headrest, and is today the largest manufacturer of automotive accessories in Japan. The company launched Inno 10 years later, eventually capturing a near-60 percent share of the Japanese car rack market before entering the U.S. market in 2003. Offering lasting appeal to "weekend warriors" everywhere, Inno racks are tested in the most vigorous conditions imaginable, including in the lab with UV-ray and salt spray exposure and on high-speed race tracks. Inno is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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*** Product Information and Prices Stored: Jun 30, 2011 14:46:08

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