Cycling in the city is great, cycling in some rural deserted area is twice the excitement. Sometimes those hidden paths could be really hard to get and to achieve that cycling paradise we need our trucks to give us a lift.

So, if you guys are really into cycling or just bought a new pickup truck and don't want it's bed to be covered with minor dings and chips, we have 3 safe bicycle transportation solutions for you. Check them out:

Thule® - Bed Rider Truck Bike Rack




Thule® - Insta-Gater Truck Bed Bike Carrier





Thule® - Gate Mate Tailgate Pad





If you have any questions regarding the products at CARiD, shipping, discounts or anything else please post your questions in this thread. We will be glad to assist!

How do you transport your bicycles?

 

Both of those racks look like they're incredibly easy to cut with a battery operated saw. I'm less worried about scratches than I am about my $2,000 bike getting taken out of my bed with minimal effort because of a cheaply made aluminum rack from China that sells for way more than it should.

 

Don't think they're meant for security, but I see your point.. stop at the store on the way to the bike trail for snacks/drinks.. bye bye bicycle. What do you have? A Trek?

 

Thule was originally a Swedish company that started back in 1942. Not sure if it was the first in the industry but today it's probably the most legit manufacturer of such carriers in the world :)

You're right they're meant for carriage mostly, but technically you can use additional safety chain from any bike shop to secure it from thieves.