The first batch of 100 is being assembled and boxed up, with the first orders set to ship out the week of July 20. Waitlist pre-sale orders and deposits serve as our internal “Kickstarter” campaign – the more orders we get, the more automated CNC machines we can lease to produce racks faster and expand our operations.

We are beginning to ship by July 22, 2020 and are contacting our waitlist customers in the order they signed up. There are over 6300 waitlisters from back to 2017, and we are currently selling to them only right now.

There are over 6300 patient waitlisters from back to 2017, and we are currently selling to them only right now. Once we have gone through that list, we will open up sales to everyone.

The 1 ¼” hitch design is slated to be produced next. Updated 6/4/20

We are focusing on the 2” hitch model first and will determine in the next 30-60 days what our next production schedules are. Updated 6/4/20

Many of you have asked about the ramp accessory for loading heavy e-bikes. You may have seen the photo of it in the last email blast. It is in the final stages of development but will not be available for purchase at the same time the rack is launched.

The same goes for the convertible 1¼” to 2” hitch, which will be produced next.

We’ll keep you posted on these products, since they’re highly requested.

Buying a new bike rack is like welcoming a new family member. Let’s make sure the Mach2 “fits” into your family!

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The base Mach2 hitch rack mount weighs approximately 32 lbs and each Add-on weighs 22 lbs.

10.04 inches. See full dimensions below.

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The new hitch design uses two aluminum pads instead of one steel ball. The pads are stronger, smoother and more stable, as the old steel ball version could deform the hitch over time.

Note: that the Captive Spring Pin can be removed with one screw for vehicles that don’t have clearance for it.

Here are the dimensions for the Hitch assembly.

The bike rack can be used with wheel sizes from 12″ to 29″ and up to a 5″ wide tire.

Here is an image of the bike size range dimensions.

Quik Rack Mach2 with Add-Ons: Loaded for vacation

The rack can accommodate tires as wide as 5” with no adapters needed.

Quik Rack Mach2: 5″ tire

This is the one-key system that locks the Mach2 into the hitch and the Add-ons together.

You can see the red safety latch that connects the Add-ons together and the blue push-button barrel lock that protects it from being removed.

The same lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch.

You will receive 2 keys with the Mach2 hitch rack. If you purchase more Add-ons later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you already have and match it to your existing keys. Additional keys can also be purchased.

There are two types of fenders: Plastic and Steel.
Our suggestions are:

• For plastic, the spool will push down the fender to the tire for a snug fit.
• For steel, you could take foam pads, and cut it to wrap around the spool so that the fender will not get scratched.

NOTE: Sorry, but we are not responsible for any damage to fenders due to these suggestions and your usage of them.

Yes, you can remove it with one screw and use a standard hitch pin bolt with cotter pin or lock.

Yes! We suggest a 1.25 to 2 hitch adapter stabilizer for a tight fit.

Yes! It clears by about an inch without a hitch extender. But it was only on one 2019 model, so you must check it yourself.

See this post by one of our testers – https://www.facebook.com/matt.brenner.75/posts/10158448921359329

Easy!

Remove it with one screw and use your own lock or hitch pin.

Cal Phillips was the original owner of 1Up USA and the inventor, & designer of the Quik Rack. He is no longer associated with them and is now designing for QuikRStuff.

Have you ever tried charging an iPad from 2010 with a cable from 2020? Our improved, no-tools coupling mechanism is not compatible with the older racks for a good reason. It’s out with the old and in with the new and improved!

It’s the rack you know and love, but QuikR.
14 new patents, modular, light weight, yet heavy duty, NO tools required, easy access release trigger (no more reaching blindly and dislocating a shoulder), quick Add-on addition/removal (did we say NO tools already??), easy wheel size adjustment, amongst other improvements that relieve your bike rack woes.

Grand Junction, CO is where our secret lab is located – where unsung heroes solve America’s greatest bike rack crimes. 100% made in the US-of-A. Uncle Sam approves of this message.

With the inventor of the original Quik Rack in our corner, you can expect his latest model, the Mach2, to be the industry standard. It’s lightweight, modular, and can handle 300 lbs. Cal’s racks have stood the test of time and we know some of you are willing to invest in the best for your carbon fiber steeds and versatile eBikes.

At this time, it is delivery only.
Coordinating pickups would complicate the waitlist order and distract from production. We are only selling directly through the site at this time.

Delivery only at this time.

We are finalizing the design of the ramp accessory. The ramp will attach and lock to the last Add-on to travel with you.

We’ll keep you posted on its development, as it is a top priority.

Quik Rack Mach2: Ramp for easy loading

Not at this time.

Aluminum, stainless steel hardware and some Delrin bushings.

Free FedEx ground for orders of $499 or more, for the 48 contiguous states, otherwise $45 per rack/box. Canada is $49 per box. Alaska and Hawaii priced at current rates.

Rush shipping is available for in stock items.

Yes, you’ll receive tracking info emailed to you once your order has shipped.

Cable locks are the best way to lock your bike. You can also put padlocks on the wheel size levers if desired. Remember, locks only “keep honest people honest.” In today’s world, with battery powered grinders and such, your best security is to keep the bikes in your sight or locked and out of public view.

Black with silver accents.