Yakima FrontLoader Rooftop Upright Bike Mount - Zero Frame Contact

The Yakima Frontloader is a versatile and convenient bike mount that allows you to transport your bike safely and securely on your car's roof rack. With its unique design and user-friendly features, the Frontloader offers a hassle-free solution for transporting bikes of various sizes and types.

• Compatible with Yakima round, square, factory, or aerodynamic crossbars
• Zero contact with the bike frame, protecting carbon fiber and custom paint jobs
• Accommodates disc brakes, thru axles, and full suspension bikes
• Holds bike upright for easy loading
• No tools or assembly required
• Minimum and maximum crossbar spreads: 16 - 48 inches
• Super security locks for bike and mount (2 SKS Lock Cores sold separately)
• Universal fit for car roof racks with round, square, or factory crossbars
• Fits 20 to 29-inch wheels with tire widths up to 31 inches
• Weight capacity: Up to 40 lbs at a minimum 18-inch crossbar spread, or up to 30 lbs at a minimum 16-inch crossbar spread
• Installs quickly and easily without tools
• Easy-to-adjust sliding wheel tray for positioning the rear wheel

• Versatile and secure bike mounting solution
• Protects carbon fiber and custom paint jobs
• Easy loading with bike held upright
• Universal fit for various roof rack types
• Accommodates disc brakes, thru axles, and full suspension bikes
• Quick and tool-free installation
• Super security locks for added peace of mind

• Transporting bikes for outdoor adventures
• Road trips and vacations
• Trips to the local trail or bike park
• Commuting with your bike

• The Yakima Frontloader is incredibly easy to use. I can quickly load and secure my bike without any hassle. The fact that it doesn't touch the frame is a huge plus for me as I have a carbon fiber bike. Highly recommend!
• I've used other bike mounts in the past, but the Yakima Frontloader is by far the best. It securely holds my bike in place, even on bumpy roads. The installation was a breeze and the lock adds extra security.
• I love how versatile the Yakima Frontloader is. It fits my mountain bike with fat tires perfectly. The sliding wheel tray makes positioning the rear wheel so easy. Definitely worth the investment.

• The Yakima Frontloader is competitively priced compared to similar bike mounts on the market. Its durable construction and multiple features make it a great value for the price. The added security locks are an extra bonus.
• While there may be cheaper alternatives available, the Yakima Frontloader offers superior quality and performance. It is built to last and provides peace of mind during transportation. The investment is well worth it for avid cyclists.
• Considering the convenience, versatility, and durability of the Yakima Frontloader, the price is reasonable. It is a reliable and secure bike mount that will ensure safe transportation of your bike.

• Make sure to measure the crossbar spread on your roof rack to ensure proper fitment of the Frontloader.
• If you have a carbon fiber or custom-painted bike, the zero-contact design of the Frontloader will provide the necessary protection.
• Consider purchasing the optional SKS Lock Cores for added security.
• Take note of the weight capacity and make sure it is suitable for your bike.
• Check if the Frontloader is compatible with your specific wheel size and tire width.
• Ensure that your car's roof rack is compatible with round, square, or factory crossbars.
• Keep in mind the ease of installation and adjustability of the mounting system.
• Take advantage of the universal fit to use the Frontloader with different vehicles.

The Yakima Frontloader is the perfect bike mount for transporting your bike on your car's roof rack. Its versatile design, easy loading process, and secure hold make it a top choice among cyclists. With its universal fit and compatibility with various roof rack types, it offers convenience and peace of mind during transportation. Invest in the Yakima Frontloader and enjoy hassle-free bike transport for your outdoor adventures, road trips, or daily commutes.