All-in-one Bike Block Fork Mount - Quick Release Pick-Up Truck Wall Bicycle Storage

I was shocked when I saw this listed on Amazon. Then I got the package. I can not tell you how happy I was that this worked as well as I had hoped. A way to secure my bike that was designed for my Toyota truck...And as you can see there is enough clearance to use a cable lock for added deterrent.

Mala calidad, tiene unos remaches que se rompen, cambié todos por tornillos

Gave all one stars because of the failure.The product locks in a way similar to if not exactly like the front tire. This is easy enough if you know what you're looking at. Installation is also easy if you have the stock Toyota bedrails....it slides right into position.It's not all that sturdy though. The bedrail is really not meant for the twisting which occurs while your driving. I have mine in the rail which runs parallel to the cab of the truck. This would seem to to be the most logical way to mount since the bikes would then run the length of the bed (rear tire nearest to the tail gate). I tested the set up once putting my 27.5 inch Giant mountain bike in the bed of the truck and going for a quick drive around the block. It worked as I would have expected however the bike shook quite a bit because of the flex in the bed rail.Day of real use: My son and I loaded up for a ride yesterday. He has a Trek Marlin 6 which is considerably lighter than my Giant. We drove approximately 5 miles to a local trail and then back home.....so 10 miles round trip. Keep in mind this isn't some crazy off road rock crawling drive we made. It's smooth pavement the entire drive.When we made it home, the mounts rivets had popped and the locking shaft had rotated downwards between 45 and 90 degrees. This could have been a mess had the rivets on the bottom actually given way. The only reason they didn't was due to the force of the bike pushing down/rotating and bending the sheet steal the mount is made of.Great idea but it just can't handle the weight. A long drive with these is out of the question.Additional note - To compensate for the side to side shaking of the bikes, I didn't strap them together and then each bike to the sides of the truck. I thought it isolated them rather well but clearly not well enough. If I had NOT added these straps, I suspect the mounts would have failed on the ride out vs back and both mounts would have failed vs only one. This is speculation on my part but doesn't change the fact that the one mount failed on 2nd use (or day one depending on how you want to look at it).

So I bought this to go in my Nissan Titans uni track system. It does fit the system. It just does not fit the system that great. Even full tight the way it is designed and allows the lock to be able to move side to side. So when I have my bikes front forks locked into it the bike can still move side to side a little bit in the bed of the truck. It would be much nicer if it actually locks solid to the unitrack and did not move .That being said it does work fine it just needs improvement. It looks like good quality but long-term I don’t know.

Like other reviews have said, the rivets are the weak point. After 3 or 4 trips now with my bicycles the mounts are sloppy and will soon fail. The rivets must be too soft. I'll have to drill them out and replace them with nuts and bolts. Otherwise the mounts are awsome. They allowed me to tuck both of my bicycles tightly up by the back window of my truck while hauling my Fifth wheel RV.