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Yakima QuickBack 3-Bike Trunk Mount Rack | 
| Brand: Yakima
Category: Sports
List Price: $199.00
Buy New: $163.90
as of 7/30/2010 15:27 PDT details
You Save: $35.10 (18%)
New (14) from $163.90
Seller: Big Edge
Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 16336
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Size: 3 BIKE
Shipping Weight (lbs): 21
Dimensions (in): 26 x 20.5 x 12.5
MPN: 8002622
Model: 8002622
UPC: 736745026226
EAN: 0736745026226
ASIN: B001PUX4NO
Release Date: January 12, 2009
Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days
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| Features:
| • | Quick-installing trunk mount for holding 3 bikes at once | | • | Labeled 6-strap system tells you when mount is properly installed | | • | SwitchBlade anti-sway cradles eliminate bike-to-bike contact | | • | Premium tri-padded feet and coated metal buckles protect paint job | | • | Integrated bottle opener; arms fold down when not in use; lifetime warranty |
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Product Description
Yakima QuickBack Trunk Racks hold 3 bikes.
Amazon.com Product Description
This quick-to-install, easy-to-use trunk mount, the Yakima QuickBack 3, will have you loaded up and off to the races (or wherever you're going) in no time flat. The QuickBack--which holds up to three bikes at once--mounts securely to your vehicle via a labeled six-strap system, which ensures that everything is in its proper place. As a result, you needn't worry that the QuickBack will jar loose while you're driving on rough pavement or gravel roads. The device also includes premium tri-padded feet and coated metal buckles to protect your vehicle's paint job. Most importantly, the QuickBack holds a wide variety of bike types, with SwitchBlade anti-sway cradles that eliminate bike-to-bike contact and an integrated adjustment knob for maneuvering the bike angles. Whether you're transporting a few bulky mountain bikes or a trio of sleek road bikes, the QuickBack is built to accommodate your needs. 
The QuickBack includes SwitchBlade anti-sway cradles that eliminate bike-to-bike contact. | Other features include a passive security system with a steel-reinforced strap that fits in the trunk; glass hatch hooks that fit glass trunk or gate mounts; compatibility with most factory spoilers; and an integrated bottle opener that's guaranteed to be a hit at the campsite. Equipped with arms that fold down when not in use, the QuickBack carries Yakima's limited lifetime warranty. Key Features: - Carries 3 bikes
- Narrow arm design fits a wide variety of bikes
- Arms quickly fold down when not in use
- Premium tri-padded feet and coated padded metal buckles protect your vehicle's paint job
- SwitchBlade anti-sway cradles eliminate bike-to-bike contact
- 6 labeled strap system to keep everything in place
- Compatible with most factory spoilers
- Includes glass hatch hooks for glass trunk or gate mounts
- Passive security system included with a steel-reinforced strap that goes into the trunk
- Integrated bottle opener
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 10
 NOT recommended for 3 bikes when mounted on glass trunk July 25, 2010
Regular Guy (Illinois, USA)
I like everything about the rack, EXCEPT that calling it a "3-Bike Trunk Mount Rack" is deceptive. The instruction manual advises not to use more than TWO bikes if it is mounted on glass, as with my Ford SUV. Three bikes are apparently okay if used on a conventional trunk. I was looking for a rack that would carry 3.
Yakima works as stated, but dents the car body July 1, 2010
Preston Callicott (Novato, CA USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The Yakima QuickBack 3-Bike Trunk Mount Rack works just as they describe, but any rack designed to put the bearing-weight on the trunk door of a car - like a minivan - ends up denting it. The weight of just 1 adult bike and 2 kid's bikes dented the bottom of our Toyota Sienna minivan's door.
In addition, I DON'T recommend this rack if you have a spoiler at the top of your minivan/car. It can break off the spoiler, due to the way the straps apply pressure to the outer edge.
The design works great if you can place the bottom of the rack on the step/footrest on the back, and you have no spoiler to worry about.
The only other gripe is the glass adapter strap. These have spindles on the end with big rubber cushions (they look like mini barbells) that you put inside the top of the door frame if you have a large glass rear window. The problem arises after you've adjusted them properly and closed the door, then you need to open the door for any reason. The rack shifts down as the barbells are pulled up towards the top of the door. Then when you close the door, you can break the barbell, or worse, the glass window.
You have to re-adjust the rack, which means unloading it, manhandle the rack to get the barbells in the proper place where the door doesn't pinch them or push against the glass window.
Not very good for a 2007 Subaru STI June 18, 2010
Alarmed Mutant (USA)
The bike rack itself does as it's advertised. I have a 2010 Specialized Pitch without a top tube. You can buy an "artificial top tube" that allows the bike to fit on the rack nicely. You should see the product under the usually bought with this item category. If I had a car it fit on better, I would give it five stars.
To all buyers: If your trunk has a normal curve to it, imagine the trunk of a 1995 Ford Taurus, you can use it. If your trunk has a sharp angle with a spoiler, or other body work that makes the trunk angle sharper, if you will, or...not like a 1995 Ford Taurus... then you may have problems.
It doesn't work with 2007 STI sedans well at all. The curve in it doesn't fit well over the top, back portion of the trunk right under the spoiler. Because of this you have to put it very low on the car. That doesn't allow the trunk to close very well with the hooks under it. The hooks also dig into the bumper and leave marks. Also, the angle you have to have the bike rack at so it fits on the car makes it so you can't use the first slot for bikes. The bikes will also swing and hit the car, leaving more scratches. The handlebar will most likely hit the spoiler of an STI as well. I would shop for a different rack if you have a trunk described above.
 Snug fit easy to use but won't stay tight! November 16, 2009
C. Gatto (Jersey Shore)
This is a wonderful product it goes on my car so easily even with the akward fin at the top of my hatchback door. The straps make attaching the bike so simple and quick to use. However If your going on a long drive or you plan on leaving the rack on your car the straps which attach the rack to the car itself do not stay tight and need to be adjusted at the end of each trip or on a daily basis.
Yakima Bike Rack August 9, 2009
K. Schneider
0 out of 4 found this review helpful
Good product. Used this to transport two bikes. Easy to install and remove the the back of my SUV. This bikes are secure enough after you place them on the rack so that they do not move around and sway when the vehicle is moving. This keep the bikes from rubbing together and saves them from being scratched. The only drawback is that the bike rack is manufactured in China so the quality is just okay. When I received mine is was missing a part.
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