Big fan of Inno racks so far. I also have the ski/board rack and love that. Just installed and took this out this morning. Mine was missing the installation instructions, but it was simple enough and took less than 20 minutes to install. Took it out on some rough roads and my bike was super solid in the rack. Don't buy a rack for the name. Thule and Yakima have some competition with Inno. I also really like they don't nickel and dime you for the locks - those should be included like they are on the Inno racks. Thumbs up!!!

Alright, I feel like I had this rack long enough to leave a review. To answer some questions posted on here, here are a few things on the rack. The mounting system is incredibly versatile and fits almost any crossbars. But the rack does not include the cross bars. You will need to check out that manufacturer that you want to go with (Yakima or Thule being the most popular) to check to see what bars and q-clips are recommended for your vehicle. It's a simple online process of just selecting your car and then dishing out the money.. I haven't had any problems with corrosion yet, and it's been in the rain and ice quite a few times. It's pretty sturdy all in all. I haven't had a problem with the bikes swaying while driving around town, or on the interstate. But it seems like the center of gravity is pretty high when you put a 21 inch mountain bike on it, which decreases the sturdiness a bit. The installation is simple but it got the four stars because if you want to take it off, you have to undo the allen screws completely. There is not a quick way to take it off and put it on, which is a downside if you want to switch to your kayak rollers quick before a trip. A more secure locking mechanism to your cross bars would be nice, so you don't have to worry about a tray disappearing off your car at the trail head. All in all, I'm happy with the trays and would recommend them because of how easy they are to get your bike on and off quickly without having to remove the tires.

I mounted this carrier on my '05 Honda CR-V with factory roof rack, and it's working out just fine. Easy installation, and easy to place the bike in the trays, clamp the lock; easy adjustment of the wheel trays, and wheel straps. Even has a cable and keyed lock that can be used with the bike on the rack or when off, for when I want to secure the carrier.

This rack is very vesitle for many different types of bikes and many different crossbar types. Unlike Yakima racks the inno comes with the mounting brackets to mount the trays onto most any cross bar without having to purchase extra parts. I have three different bikes, a steel fixed gear, a 21" mountain bike, and a 20" BMX bike. The tire holders easily adjust to fit all the bikes securely and the downtube clamp is adjustable enough to securely grip the less than 1" downtube of the fixed gear and the 2.5" downtube of the mountain bike. On the box the specifications list that the rack is compatible for down tubes from 22-85 mm in diameter and tires ranging from 20-28". My only complaint is that the box lists the maximum weight limit per unit at 33 lbs, which is less than the average weight of a downhill moutain bike. And the the box lists the max tire width at 2.5 inches not the 2.7 listed in the product description. Overall the racks versitility, stability and value make it a much better choice than other similar thule and yakima products.