UPDATED JANUARY 2025

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

If you received an order confirmation email from us, then we have your order and are putting it together.

We are now shipping ALL orders within one week, and many within a day or two. This leaves very little time to make changes to your order before it leaves our factory, so please contact us immediately if you need anything else before your order ships. Email us at support@quikrstuff.com for the fastest service.

When your order leaves our facility, you will receive an email stating that your order has shipped. It will include the tracking number and information about how to track your package(s).

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

Your credit card will be charged shortly after you place your order.

If you need to cancel your order, we can do that and will issue you a full refund. We are shipping all orders within a day or two, so please let us know ASAP if you want to cancel your order. Email us at support@quikrstuff.com for the fastest service.

If you want to cancel your order but it has already shipped, you will incur the cost of shipping all products back to us, plus a 10% restocking fee. We need to receive products back within 30 days. Upon receiving the items back in perfect condition, we will issue you a full refund (minus the original shipping costs we incurred to ship your order to you as well as the restocking fee).

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

If you would like to add items to your existing order(s), log into your account (your account was created during the process of placing your first order) and place an additional order. Using the same name and email address will cue our system to match up your orders and your locks/keys. You can also put your previous order # and your key # in the Order Notes section, if you would like.

Do not call us to add to your existing order. We will just suggest that you place an additional order, as stated above.

We are shipping all orders within one week and often within a day or two after the order is placed.

If we get the additional order in time, we will ship everything out together. If we don’t, the items from the second order will come along shortly after the first.

UPDATED DECEMBER 2024

We are now shipping ALL orders within one week, and most within a day or two.

Where We Ship

We only ship to USA (Lower 48 states), APOs, Alaska, Hawaii and Canada – priced at current rates. Free shipping is NOT included with any shipments, as shipping and fuel charges are extremely volatile. Our shipping charges are determined based on each customer’s individual address, rather than charging the people close to us more to make up for the people farther away.

How to Determine Shipping Cost

We cannot provide a shipping cost estimate to your area. To determine your shipping cost, put the items you’re interested in ordering into the cart and go through the checkout process until you see the shipping amount and choices. You can then choose to complete your order or not.

Signature Required

P.O. Boxes

If you must use a P.O. box, you have to type in the street address of the post office where your box is.

Use this format (P.O. Box is 702):

241 N 4th St #702
City, State Zip

Do NOT write it like this:

241 N 4th St, P.O. Box 702
City, State Zip

If FedEx sees a P.O. box, they will return the packages.

Other shipping questions can be submitted at support@quikrstuff.com.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

Yes, you’ll receive tracking info via email once your order is loaded into Santa’s sleigh 🙂

UPDATED DECEMBER 2024

We cannot offer guarantees of fitment of the rack on your vehicle because there are variables of changes in model spec, OEM (original equipment manufacturer), and aftermarket hitches and adapters, as well as way too many cars to keep up a database. Instead, we provide for you here the information you need to measure and make a determination yourself. If you can’t find the answer you need, contact us!

To determine if the Mach2 will hold your specific bikes, see this FAQ. If you’re not sure, we can usually give you a definitive yes or no.

• Mach2 2″ bike rack specs
• Mach2 1.25″ bike rack specs
• Add-on specs
• Ramp specs

The diagrams below use ordinate dimensions. They show the distance from a base point (labeled 0 in the drawings) to multiple reference points. Look for measurements extending horizontally left or right from the zero OR extending vertically up or down from the zero. The base point for this measurement is taken from the minimum insertion point of the rack.

PRINTABLE PDF – MACH-2-CUST-2D–REV-B–FOR-WEB

PRINTABLE PDF – MACH-2-CUST-2D–REV-B–FOR-WEB

UPDATED January 2025

The load capacities provided here are conservative numbers made to protect your investment in your bikes. Please check the Hitch Class Rating for your vehicle/hitch as OEM (original equipment manufacturer) will not be the same as an aftermarket hitch. Read this FAQ for more information about hitch safety.

These numbers do not apply when hitch adapters, extenders, swing away arms, or bike covers are used. All of these items put more leverage (stress) on the hitch/crossbar and therefore lower the weight capacities of the rack. Also, use of any of these items will void the warranty.

1.25″ V2 – Mach2

1 bike –   120 lbs
2 bikes – 150 lbs total for both bikes
3 bikes – 120 lbs total for all three bikes

2″ Mach2

1 bike   – 120 lbs
2 bikes – 240 lbs total for both bikes
3 bikes – 300 lbs total for all three bikes
4 bikes – 185 lbs total for all four bikes

Even though the 1.25″ rack can hold 150 pounds total and the 2″ rack can carry 300 pounds total, each individual bike rack tray has a weight limit of 120 pounds that cannot be exceeded. Doing so could cause the rack to fail.

The maximum weight for each tray is reduced as the trays get further from the vehicle. That is why trays one and two can hold 120 pounds, but trays three and four cannot. Think about a diving board. As you get further out on the diving board you bend the board more by increasing the force on the end of the board. You also increase the force on the diving board’s attachments to the ground even though you weigh the same. As you add more bikes to the rack with add-ons, you increase the force on the rack frame, especially the attachment point to the car.

Therefore, we highly recommend that you adhere to the weight capacity guidelines listed here, not only for the safety of your bikes but also for the safety of others who are on the road near you. Carrying more weight than is suggested will void the warranty on the product.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

The base Mach2 hitch rack mount weighs approximately 30.7 pounds and each Add-on weighs 22.7 pounds. The ramp weighs 10 pounds.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

The Quik Rack Mach2 bike rack can be used with almost all bikes that weigh 120 pounds or less. More specifically, it handles a wheelbase of 56″ with wheel sizes from 12″ to 29″, and anywhere from skinny road bike tires up to a 5″ wide tire with no adapters needed.

The rack is not designed to carry trikes.

See the no-tools tire size adjustment in action:

Here is an image of the bike size range dimensions.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

10.04 inches is the distance between one tray groove and the next. See full dimensions below and also visit our dimensions FAQ.

Printable Mach2 CAD drawing from the top – PDF

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

The rack can accommodate skinny road bike tires all the way through tires as wide as 5” with no adapters needed. The distance is 4.77″ between the arms, but dare we say, tires are not really accurate in their dimensions?

The Mach2 fits the Vee Snow Shoe 2XL, which is 5.05″ wide. (stated by the manufacturer)

We have also seen customers place additional pipe insulation or a cut section of a pool noodle between the tire and the fender. This will help maintain the shape of the fender and prevent it from rubbing against the tire.

It is possible (and easy, remember it’s toolless) to lower the tire spool along the arm. Doing so changes the contact point on the tire and often results in it sitting lower than or tucked under the fender. Lowering the tire spool will change the angle of the arm, so be sure to check that it is still around the optimal 45 degrees.

Additionally, we recommend using the Wheel Strap accessory as another contact point. These are helpful for bikes with fenders that hang below the optimal 45 degrees. Note: In the photo below that a customer sent in, the tire spool could be moved up a couple of inches to sit right below the fender.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

One of the innovative features of the Quik Rack Mach2 is the captive safety pin at the hitch (shown with the red knob in the photo below).

The captive safety pin serves as a fail safe if the rack were to become loosened and start slipping out of the receiver. The rack will only become loose if it isn’t tightened properly with the blue lever and periodically checked.

The captive safety pin was designed because, for whatever reason, there is no standard when it comes to hitch receivers and their hitch pin holes. We cannot rely on you being able to use a standard hitch pin so the captive safety pin solves this issue for most vehicles.

The captive safety pin can be removed entirely (though we don’t recommend it) and it can easily be switched to the opposite side. This is necessary with some vehicles due to space restraints and electrical connections in the area of the receiver. Once removed, you can use a standard hitch pin bolt with cotter pin or lock.

However, it is not possible to use a standard hitch pin with the 1.25″ hitch or the 1.25″ with the 2″ adapter installed. The reason is because there is no hole going through the adapter. In other words, you can only do this with the 2″ hitch model.

Also, the hole in the hitch insert will not align with the hole in the receiver on all vehicles. Please see the dimensions FAQ to measure the location of the hole and compare it to that of the hole in your receiver.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

Customers sometimes purchase a 1.25″ rack when they have a 2″ receiver on their vehicle. The reason for doing this is so they can use the rack with other cars, some of which may have a 1.25″ receiver. We manufacture a spacer to add to the 1.25″ male piece that pops on and off. This adapter is included with every Mach2 1.25″ purchase. See photos and keep reading.

(top picture – Adapter off for use in a 1.25″ hitch receiver)

1.25 Hitch with Adapter off

Adapter on for use in a 2″ hitch receiver. You then insert the male with adapter into the 2″ hitch receiver and tighten it down.

1.25″ Hitch Assembly for QuikrStuff Mach2

You might find this video helpful –>  How to Use Hitch Adapter

There are other adapters on the market and they can be purchased separately. The CEO himself has a third-party hitch adapter/extender on his Subaru, converting his 1.25″ receiver to a 2″ hitch. Because of the extra play it created, he had the adapter welded into his 1.25″ receiver, alleviating the extra movement but also making his receiver permanently a 2″ receiver. If you use the QuikrStuff adapter that comes with your 1.25″ rack, you will not experience any extra play.

NOTE: We do not warranty any rack setup that uses an adapter other than the one QuikrStuff manufactures and includes with your 1.25″ rack purchase.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

You may use a hitch extender with your rack. We do not currently manufacture or sell a hitch extender. You can find these at etrailer.com or from other companies.

Often times using an extension can introduce more play and noise into the whole system. You can try an anti-rattle stabilizer (shown in photo below) to alleviate these issues. No, we do not sell these either. Another option is welding the extender into your receiver, but this does make it a permanent feature.

Be sure to consider the number and weight of the bikes you are hauling and realize that the limits will be reduced when an extension is used. Refer to the class rating and tongue weight of your vehicle’s hitch receiver. Typically, your tongue weight will be reduced by 50% when using an extension.

1.25″ Mach2 – currently undergoing a revision; numbers below not accurate

1 bike –   120 lbs
2 bikes – 140 lbs
3 bikes – 160 lbs

2″ Mach2

1 bike   – 120 lbs
2 bikes – 240 lbs
3 bikes – 300 lbs
4 bikes – 185 lbs

NOTE: We do not warranty any rack setup that is using a hitch extender because they are not our products.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

The Quik Rack Mach2 does not fit into a 2.5′ or 3″ receiver. We are in the process of designing and testing adapters and will eventually sell them on our website.

In the meantime, you may choose use a third-party product, but know that doing so will void the warranty on the rack. The reason is because our rack has not been tested with any products from other companies.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

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. Our dimensions FAQ might be helpful for this.

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

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

One of the innovative features of the Quik Rack Mach2 is the captive safety pin at the hitch (shown with the red knob in the photo below).

The captive safety pin serves as a fail safe if the rack were to become loosened and start slipping out of the receiver. The rack will only become loose if it isn’t tightened properly with the blue lever and periodically checked.

The captive safety pin was designed because, for whatever reason, there is no standard when it comes to hitch receivers and their hitch pin holes. We cannot rely on you being able to use a standard hitch pin so the captive safety pin solves this issue for most vehicles.

The captive safety pin can be removed entirely (though we don’t recommend it) and it can easily be switched to the opposite side. This is necessary with some vehicles due to space restraints and electrical connections in the area of the receiver. Remove it with one screw and use your own lock or hitch pin.

Watch our demo to learn more about the adaptability of the redesigned hitch:

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

The Mach2 hitch design uses two aluminum pads instead of one steel ball, which was what was used with the inventor’s previous bike rack. This is a huge improvement! The pads are stronger, smoother, and more stable, and the old steel ball version could deform the hitch over time.

Our rack also comes with a Captive Safety Pin for additional peace of mind. The Captive Safety Pin does not go through a hole in your receiver; rather, it sits just behind the flange on your receiver. A regular locking pin can be used, if so desired. And the Captive Safety Pin can be removed with one screw for vehicles that don’t have clearance for it.

Watch it in action:

Here are the dimensions for the Hitch assembly.

(Printable PDF link)

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

The ramp weighs 10 pounds and measures 56-1/4″ long. It does not fold like the rack and Add-Ons do. See it in action:

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

We advise against it because it extends beyond DOT regulations and it would put excessive leverage and strain on the vehicle’s hitch and rack components.

We would not warranty this usage.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

Everyone has a different model and spare tire size, but typically, no, our rack does not work on the back of a jeep with a spare tire.

Some customers use an extender with the 2″ version of the rack to push everything further away from the jeep.

We do not make an extender and our warranty does not cover usage of the rack with third-party extenders, adapters, or swing away arms.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

The QuikrStuff Mach2 bike rack was not designed to carry trikes.

It might be possible to use one rack and two add-ons and put the rear tires in trays one and three and the front tire in tray two. But you will need to look at the rack dimensions and then measure your specific bike to see if it would fit on the rack in this way.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

We recently met a doctor in our town who had an Elliptigo 11R bike and it fits fine on our rack with no modification.

If you wanted to carry two Elliptigo bikes, you would need to have one Add-on in between them because of the width of the base being larger than our width.

We may look into creating a customization to carry two Elliptigo bikes next to each other, but that will be some time off as we crank out higher demand items. 🙂

Some pics:

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

YES, the QuikrStuff Mach2 bike rack can be used on the popular Tesla Model Y.

Here’s what we know about the rack on a Tesla Y:

The rack fits very close to the car. If you insert the rack into the receiver just far enough to cover both expanding pads, you will still be able to get the rack into its upright position. Some Tesla owners report that this isn’t possible but that is because they are pushing the rack all the way into the receiver. You only need to push it in far enough to cover the two expanding pads. As long as both pads are covered, the rack will stay secured.

There are also rumors that a loaded bike may bump into the back of the car. This will not happen if you install the rack as suggested in the above paragraph.

You’ll need to change the Captive Safety Pin from the left side to the right side of the car. This is because there is an electrical connection in the way on the left side. Moving the Captive Safety Pin is easily done with no tools although it’s tight in there and if your hand doesn’t fit you may need to use needle nose pliers. The Captive Safety Pin does not need to go through the hole in the receiver; it does, however, need to sit behind the flange on the receiver. Remember, the Captive Safety Pin is not the primary mechanism holding the rack to your vehicle; it is the unique expanding pads in the hitch that do that job.

VIDEO –>  This video shows how to move the Captive Safety Pin and install the Quik Rack Mach2 on a Tesla Model Y.

We haven’t noticed the rack interfering with the performance of the mirrors. We aren’t big fans of the tilting mirrors (when they tilt way down when you first put it into reverse) and know you can turn that feature off. The car will tell you to STOP when backing up because it thinks the rack is a separate object that you’re about to hit. You can turn on trailer mode so it realizes that something is attached.

We know these things because CEO Bryan Wachs has a Tesla Model Y and always has the rack on his car. If you have any further questions, he will be happy to respond to them. Email us at support @quikrstuff.com.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

When selecting and using a hitch-mount bike rack, understanding the concept of hitch class is crucial for ensuring both safety and optimal performance. This determines the compatibility of the bike rack with your vehicle, as well as the stability of your bikes during transport.

Hitch Class

Hitch class refers to the strength and size of the hitch receiver that is mounted on a vehicle. There are several hitch classes (I, II, III, IV, and V), each with different weight capacities. The class of the hitch directly influences the types of bike racks that can be used, as well as the maximum weight the vehicle can safely carry.

• Class I hitches, typically rated for 100-200 pounds tongue weight, are common on compact cars and smaller SUVs and minivans. They typically have a 1.25” receiver size and can be used with cargo carriers, kayaks, mobility scooters, and 1-2 lightweight bikes. 
• Class II hitches can handle a higher capacity, usually 200-525 pounds tongue weight. These are most often found on passenger cars, smaller SUVs, and minivans and have a 1.25” receiver. They carry similar loads as a class I hitch as well as small trailers, small pop-up campers, and small boats. Class I receivers have a stopper to prevent you from carrying too much weight; class IIs do not have the stopper.
• Class III hitches, rated for 300-800 pounds tongue weight, are the most common hitch and are 2” x 2”. You’ll find them on full-size cars, large SUVs, minivans, and light trucks. They accommodate larger, more robust bike racks capable of carrying multiple bikes. You might be able to use a 1.25” accessory with an appropriate adapter.
• Class IV and V hitches are typically used on larger vehicles like full-size trucks and heavy-duty SUVs. These are designed for much heavier loads like large travel trailers, utility trailers, motorcycles, snowmobiles, and 2-4 heavy bikes.

When choosing a hitch-mount bike rack, it’s important to ensure that both the rack and the vehicle’s hitch class are compatible. For instance, a Class I hitch may not be able to handle a heavy-duty bike rack designed for Class III or IV hitches, which could lead to unsafe loading conditions or damage.

In general, QuikrStuff recommends a Class III hitch for our products. Class III or greater is required to carry four bikes and/or eBikes; class II for 1-, 2-, or 3-bike setups, these being regular bikes, not eBikes; possibly a Class I hitch for 1 or 2 very light bikes.

Please feel free to reach out to support@quikrstuff.com with any questions you may have.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

There are many different vehicle/receiver combinations. Because of this, we cannot keep track of fitment on every type of vehicle and therefore do not provide fitment answers for you. Instead, we provide information you can use to measure and determine for yourself if the Quik Rack Mach2 will work with your vehicle.

A common question when thinking about the depth of a receiver and the style of our hitch insert with its expanding pads is how far into the receiver the hitch absolutely has to go. Ideally, the rack should be inserted into a receiver as far as it can go; however, there are recessed receivers, short receivers, and/or bumpers that can complicate the matter. This diagram shows how far the hitch insert has to go into the receiver in order for the silver pads to be covered.

At minimum insertion, there will be 1 5/16″ outside of the receiver to the point of the cross bar on the hitch. See diagram.

An issue that arises is whether, with minimum insertion, the rack will clear the bumper of a vehicle. You must determine that for yourself based on this information as well as other measurements in the dimensions FAQ.

If the hitch insert is too short for your vehicle, you might think, “Oh, I’ll just use an extender.” We do not currently make or sell an extender and we cannot warranty the rack when a third party product is used. Also, you need to be wary of pushing the rack and all the weight it will bear too far away from the vehicle. Doing so will reduce the amount of weight the rack can safely carry. And, as mentioned, we cannot cover under warranty any damage incurred when an extender is used.

Be aware of the tongue weight of your vehicle.

After measuring, if you still have questions, please reach out to us at support@quikrstuff.com.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

One of the greatest features of the Quik Rack Mach2 is the one-key anti-theft system. The Rack, Add-On(s), Ramp, and Wheel Locks all have blue push-button barrel locks. These lock the rack to your vehicle, lock any Add-Ons to the rack or to the Add-On in front of it, lock the Ramp onto the setup, and lock the Wheel Locks through your wheels to the arms of the rack.

In the photo above, 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 type of lock and key are used to lock the rack into the hitch. We will make sure that all of your locks are keyed the same, i.e., use the same key, even if you purchase additional products down the road from your original order. You will receive plenty of keys, but if you lose them or want more, additional keys can be purchased.

See it in action:

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

Our Wheel Lock accessory (shown below) works perfectly to lock your bike to the Mach2 rack. For additional security, we suggest you weave a cable between the locks and the bike(s). Such cables are generally available at your local bike shop.

We recommend one lock per wheel, i.e. two locks per bike for quick security.
If you choose to ALWAYS use a cable, you could get by with one wheel lock.

For convenience, Wheel Locks are keyed the same as your rack, add-ons, and ramp. This happens if you order everything at the same time OR if you order accessories sometime later down the road.

We will look you up in our database (as long as you use the same email as your original order/account) and match the key(s) to your Mach2 and other accessories. You can also write your key number in the Order Notes when ordering and/or email us at support@quikrstuff.com to ensure that we get your components keyed the same.

Our Wheel Locks are proudly made in our Grand Junction, Colorado factory.

Example of a Cable:

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

One of the innovative features of the Quik Rack Mach2 is the captive safety pin at the hitch (shown with the red knob in the photo below).

The captive safety pin serves as a fail safe if the rack were to become loosened and start slipping out of the receiver. The rack will only become loose if it isn’t tightened properly with the blue lever and periodically checked.

The captive safety pin was designed because, for whatever reason, there is no standard when it comes to hitch receivers and their hitch pin holes. We cannot rely on you being able to use a standard hitch pin so the captive safety pin solves this issue for most vehicles.

The captive safety pin can be removed entirely (though we don’t recommend it) and it can easily be switched to the opposite side. This is necessary with some vehicles due to space restraints and electrical connections in the area of the receiver.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

The license plate holder allows you to easily move your license plate between your vehicle and the bike rack, where–with a simple flip–it will be visible to those following you whether you have the rack in the upright/stowed position or the carrying position. It requires no tools to move it back and forth.

When ordered at the same time as a rack, the rack will ship with the license plate kit already attached under the left-hand tray.

The Tray Mount License Plate Kit includes all parts to mount your license plate to the bike rack tray and to your FIRST vehicle:

• License Plate Bracket for the rack
• License Plate Bracket for your vehicle
• License Plate Tray Brackets for attaching to underside of the bike tray

You can also order a license plate bracket for a second vehicle (click HERE). This is handy if you frequently switch your rack between vehicles.

You can order more License Plate Tray Brackets if yours get lost or you want the option of moving your license plate to a different tray on your bike rack setup. Click  HERE.

If you need just an additional vehicle bracket, click HERE.

See it in action:

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

Cal Phillips was the inventor, designer, and owner of the original Quik Rack and was already busy working on his latest and greatest Quik Rack Mach2 before parting ways with (company name removed for legal reasons).  In addition to carrying more weight and meeting the need for hauling several heavy ebikes, the Mach2 corrects the six major “issues” of the original rack. Cal is no longer associated with (company name removed for legal reasons) and his new rack is licensed to QuikrStuff.

Features:

Easy-access pivot trigger – With an easy-access trigger on the end of every Add-on, gone are the days of reaching blindly under the rack to find that sticky release bar that often became a 2-person job.

No tool Add-ons – Add and remove Add-ons in seconds. No tools needed.

One key anti-theft system – The same lock and key is used to lock the rack into the hitch, the Add-on to the rack, and the ramp accessory to the Add-ons. If you wish to purchase an additional accessory later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you have and match it. This is also true for our Wheel Lock accessory.

No tools wheel size adjustment – Switch between strider bikes and big boy bikes in seconds. To accommodate wheels of any size, just loosen the gold lever, slide, and tighten. Tire spools are already fat tire ready, no spacer kit needed.

Redesigned hitch – 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. The same key is used to lock the Add-ons together and the rack into the hitch.​ It can only lock in the top 200 degrees, eliminating the chance of locking it in the down position, where it is prone to damage.

Portability and Storage – Press the blue plate to fold for easy carrying, transport, and storage. One-bike rack weighs 28 lbs. + 22 lbs. per Add-on.

Ramp accessory – Roll heavy eBikes onto the rack with our modular ramp accessory. It uses the same anti-theft system and attaches just like another Add-on.

No tools pivoting license plate holder accessory – Your new rack may obstruct the view of your vehicle’s license plate. If that happens, you can use the Quik attach license plate brackets to move your license plate to the back of the rack where it is more visible. Once installed, you will be able to move your license plate from your rack to your vehicle within seconds and without tools.

Check out the full demo of Cal’s latest design, the Quik Rack Mach2:

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

No part of the QuikrStuff Quik Rack Mach2 is compatible with the original Quik Rack.

Our improved, no-tools coupling mechanism is not compatible with the older rack for a good reason. It’s out with the old and in with the new and improved! Check out the full demo of the Quik Rack Mach2, highlighting all the new features and improvements:

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

It’s the rack you know and love, but Quikr and better.

14 new patents, modular, lightweight yet heavy duty!

Easy-access pivot trigger – With an easy-access trigger on the end of every Add-on, gone are the days of reaching blindly under the rack to find that sticky release bar that often became a 2-person job.

No tool Add-ons – Add and remove Add-ons in seconds. No tools needed in the whole bike rack setup.

One key anti-theft system – The same lock and key is used to lock the rack into the hitch, the Add-ons together, and the ramp accessory to the Add-ons. If you wish to purchase an additional Add-on later down the road, we can look up what variation of lock you have and match it. This is also true for our Wheel Lock accessory.

No tools wheel size adjustment – Switch between strider bikes and big boy bikes in seconds. To accommodate wheels of any size, just loosen the gold lever, slide, and tighten. Tire spools are already fat tire ready, no spacer kit needed.

Redesigned hitch – 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. The same key is used to lock the Add-ons together and the rack into the hitch.​ It can only lock in the top 200 degrees, eliminating the chance of locking it in the down position, where it is prone to damage.

Portability and Storage – Press the blue plate to fold for easy carrying, transport, and storage. One-bike rack weighs 28 lbs. + 22 lbs. per Add-on.

Ramp accessory – Roll heavy eBikes onto the rack with our modular ramp accessory. It uses the same anti-theft system and attaches just like another Add-on.

No tools pivoting license plate holder accessory – Your new rack may obstruct the view of your vehicle’s license plate. If that happens, you can use the Quik attach license plate brackets to move your license plate to the back of the rack where it is more visible. Once installed, you will be able to move your license plate from your rack to your vehicle within seconds and without tools.

Check out the full demo of the Quik Rack Mach2, highlighting all the new features & improvements:

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

The Quik Rack Mach2 is manufactured and assembled in Grand Junction, Colorado, USA! We are so proud of this and consider it to be one of the finest features of our product!

UPDATED FEBRUARY 2025

The Mach2 Single Rack 2″ hitch or 1.25″ hitch hold only one bike.

You can add up to three Add-ons to the Mach2 Single Rack 2″ for a total of four bikes

OR…

You can add up to two Add-ons to the Mach2 Single Rack – 1.25″ Hitch for a total of three bikes

Check out the four-bike system in action!

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

The Mach 2 bike rack and other QuikrStuff products are only sold online via our website. We do not sell the racks at bike shops at this time.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

First time customers can use the WELCOME25 coupon in the checkout process to receive $25 off their first order (order must be $599 or more). We currently do not offer any other discounts or pro deals.

We hope to be able to do so in the future, but at this time our demand is so high and we are still trying to catch up from delays associated with being a startup, Covid, supply chain issues and continued high demand for our product. Thank you for understanding.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

The rack itself is mainly anodized aluminum with stainless steel fasteners (screws, bolts and nuts) and some brass bushings. There are also a few Delrin parts. Delrin is an engineering thermoplastic used in precision parts requiring high stiffness, low friction, and excellent dimensional stability.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

Black with silver, gold, red, and blue accents.

UPDATED Feb 2025

We are happy to arrange for locals to pick up their rack. When placing your order, please select the “Local Pick-Up” option in the shipping options. If you don’t see that option, you can enter our factory address: 806 South Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501 into the shipping address field. This will prompt a local pick-up box to appear and you can select it. Thank you!

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

We are only shipping to the USA (Alaska and Hawaii included), US Military, and Canada at this time.

We currently ONLY offer international shipments to Canada. We hope to expand into other destinations as we catch up on backorders. It is worth noting that you will pay a shipping fee with us, and any duties or taxes associated with the shipment charged by the CBSA are your responsibility to pay.

Free shipping is NOT included in any shipments, as shipping and fuel charges are extremely volatile.

If you want to know how much your shipping will be, please put the desired items in your cart and go through the checkout process until you get to shipping. You can decide from there whether or not you want to complete the order.

Additionally, we decided we should be more “equitable” in our pricing methodology to charge accordingly to each customer vs. charging the people close to us more to make up for the people farther away.

Read this for additional information on shipping guidelines and policies: https://quikrstuff.com/Company-Policies/

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

The rack itself is mainly anodized aluminum with stainless steel fasteners (screws, bolts and nuts) and some brass bushings. There are also a few Delrin parts. Delrin is an engineering thermoplastic used in precision parts requiring high stiffness, low friction, and excellent dimensional stability.

The fasteners are torqued at the factory and because of the chemical properties of steel mated to aluminum, need no thread-lock solution.

Any mechanical connection can vibrate and loosen, so it is a good idea to occasionally check the fasteners and other parts to make sure they are secure and tight. This is normal wear and tear.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

You can find our policy link on the footer of the website.

Here is the direct link – https://quikrstuff.com/Company-Policies/

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

Our products are not compatible with other companies’ bike racks.

Many customers have ordered and are successfully using the QuikrStuff license plate kit with products that are not QuikrStuff’s.

We cannot provide guidance on fit nor guarantee the full and safe function of our product when it is used in conjunction with third-party accessories, not limited to, but including: hitch extensions, reducers, adapters, swing away pivots, hitch adaptors, bike covers, etc. Any damages that result from the installation and/or use of products and/or parts on your QuikrStuff rack that are not unmodified QuikrStuff parts are not covered by our warranty.

Also see https://quikrstuff.com/Company-Policies/

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

We love to hear from our customers! If you want help on how to accomplish something specific, have a tip to help your fellow Quik Rack users, or have an idea to improve upon our products please feel free to fill out our Contact Form or email Support@QuikrStuff.com

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

Keep your rack clean and in good working order by simply using water and soap, nothing more. All metals corrode no matter what treatment they have, so the more you keep them clean, the better they will operate and last.

It works just fine to spray the rack off at the car wash, however we don’t recommend taking it through an automatic car wash.

Road salts are very corrosive, so you must be proactive with your rack to keep it in good condition.

NOTE: Do NOT use any greasy lubricants as they attract dirt and prevent the rack from working properly. They also mess with the friction that is necessary to keep the rack arms tight.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

One of the innovative features of the Quik Rack Mach2 is the captive safety pin at the hitch (shown with the red knob in the photo below).

The captive safety pin serves as a fail safe if the rack were to become loosened and start slipping out of the receiver. The rack will only become loose if it isn’t tightened properly with the blue lever and periodically checked.

The captive safety pin was designed because, for whatever reason, there is no standard when it comes to hitch receivers and their hitch pin holes. We cannot rely on you being able to use a standard hitch pin so the captive safety pin solves this issue for most vehicles.

The captive safety pin can be removed entirely (though we don’t recommend it) and it can easily be switched to the opposite side. This is necessary with some vehicles due to space restraints and electrical connections in the area of the receiver. Once removed, you can use a standard hitch pin bolt with cotter pin or lock.

However, it is not possible to use a standard hitch pin with the 1.25″ hitch or the 1.25″ with the 2″ adapter installed. The reason is because there is no hole going through the adapter. In other words, you can only do this with the 2″ hitch model.

Also, the hole in the hitch insert will not align with the hole in the receiver on all vehicles. Please see the dimensions FAQ to measure the location of the hole and compare it to that of the hole in your receiver.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

Some squeaking is normal, so there is no need to think that there is an issue with the rack. Do NOT use any lubricant as it will collect dirt and prevent the necessary friction to keep the rack arm locked in place. When operating the rack arm, squeaking can be minimized by lifting the red lever parallel with the silver bar as shown below. Also, be sure to periodically wash your rack with soap and water (you can spray it at the car wash) to keep it functioning correctly.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

The red easy-access pivot trigger is on the end of the rack and each Add-On, so it is always easy to find and use. This feature allows you to pivot the rack into four different positions – vertical storage position, 45-degree, the horizontal standard carry position, and hatch access.

It may seem that the pivot trigger is too tight and too hard to move. It is intentionally made this way. It helps to jiggle the rack back and forth and up and down to get it to release or reseat.

After moving the rack between positions, ensure the red pivot trigger is flush with the two cross bars and not sticking out further than them (this is true for the vertical position and for standard carry position). Again, you can jiggle the rack around to help get the red pivot trigger to drop into its home position. It’s a good idea to get in the habit of running your hand or thumb over the pivot trigger after you tilt your rack to check that it is flush with the two cross bars.

Ensuring that the red pivot trigger is in its home position will in turn ensure that the release bar (circled in yellow below) is reseated and safe to travel with. The release bar should not be left as it is seen in the illustration below.

See section 4.0 – Usage in the manual – HERE

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

You might notice that the tire arms on your rack look crooked or possibly even bent.

Loosen and retighten the tire spools so that they are aligned/evenly positioned on the tire arm.

If the spool is slightly slanted, the arm may appear to “bend” and look crooked.

Also, you might have to turn the carriage bolt a 1/4 turn either way to make sure the gold lever is tight and against the bar as shown in the picture.

UPDATED DECEMBER 2024

The Mach2 bike rack can be used on the back of RVs, 5th Wheels, Class C RVs, and travel trailers. However, you can only do this with the 2″ hitch version of the rack (not the 1.25″) and it needs to be inserted into a chassis-mounted hitch receiver (not a bumper mount).

PLEASE contact us and we will help you determine if your particular recreational vehicle will support your particular bikes using our rack. We will need to know the following:

1. The weight of the bikes you wish to carry (two maximum)
2. If you hope to also carry our ramp accessory behind your recreational vehicle
3. The VRA-to-HPC (measure in inches from the center of the rear axle on your recreational vehicle to the center of the hitch pin hole)

Also, do not use extenders, adapters, swing away arms, or bike covers. Doing so can result in the slow degradation of the rack or a sudden catastrophic failure. Using any of these will void the warranty.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

The Mach2 is approved for general off-road use.

Know that going fast over big bumps is like quadrupling the amount of weight you have on the rack (i.e., slow down and don’t intentionally bounce the rack).

This being said, proper caution is always required. We call this common sense. Drive slowly and carefully in all off-road situations. If you are driving too fast and hit a big bump that causes damage to your rack or vehicle, it will not be covered under warranty. If you are using the rack on demanding 4×4 terrain and drop off a ledge and bash the rack, this is not covered by warranty.

UPDATED JANUARY 2025

Our products are not compatible with other companies’ bike racks.

Many customers have ordered and are successfully using the QuikrStuff license plate kit with products that are not QuikrStuff’s.

We cannot provide guidance on fit nor guarantee the full and safe function of our product when it is used in conjunction with third-party accessories, not limited to, but including: hitch extensions, reducers, adapters, swing away pivots, hitch adaptors, bike covers, etc. Any damages that result from the installation and/or use of products and/or parts on your QuikrStuff rack that are not unmodified QuikrStuff parts are not covered by our warranty.

Also see https://quikrstuff.com/Company-Policies/

UPDATED FEBRUARY 2025

• The Quik Rack Mach2 locks tightly at the hitch, and each add-on component, including the ramp, locks to the one before it. So unless someone has your key–or a saw to cut through the hitch–your QuikrStuff is staying right where it is. It’s unlikely that someone will saw a rack off because without a hitch the rack is nearly impossible to use or resell. If a thief calls us to get parts, we’ll be checking to ensure they are the original or current owner of the rack.
• Many customers check directly with us before buying a rack from a previous owner. They’ll confirm the serial number with us and, if everything checks out, we update our records to reflect the new owner.
• Park strategically–up against a wall, fence, pole, or tree–to make it hard for anyone to access the rack. Also park in well-lit, visible areas to deter attempted theft.
• You can remove and store the rack in your vehicle while you’re out riding. It might seem like a hassle, but the Quik Rack Mach2 is lightweight, folds, and installs quickly without tools.
• With many vehicles, it is possible to use a standard locking hitch pin with the Quik Rack Mach2. You could also add a cable lock.
• Each component–such as the add-on and the ramp–locks to the one before it, so no part of the rack can be easily stolen.
• Be sure your rack is covered by your vehicle or homeowner’s insurance.
• You might want to add a GPS tracker to the rack. One customer discovered that Elevation Labs TagVault AirTag holders fit PERFECTLY on the Mach2 and Add-On and they’re difficult to remove and open.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

We are currently focusing on meeting demand for the hitch model, but we will keep you posted on other product developments via our emails, blog posts, Facebook, and Instagram.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024

The Quik Rack Mach2 does not fit into a 2.5′ or 3″ receiver. We are in the process of designing and testing adapters and will eventually sell them on our website.

In the meantime, you may choose use a third-party product, but know that doing so will void the warranty on the rack. The reason is because our rack has not been tested with any products from other companies.

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

Not as of now. This is something that we hope to create and market in the future (along with many other things!).

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2023

We are researching a lighting solution for the rack and the license plate.

At this time, it is not a high priority compared to other customer wants and needs, but we will be addressing it.