No straps? no problem.

"Our goal was to simply take the guesswork out of the rear rack."

The knock on rear racks has always been the straps. So we eliminated them.

What our engineers created is the first "set it and forget it" rear rack. A pair of steel-belted bands and two ratchets is all it takes to create a stable, secure fit.



Ratchet System eliminates and fits a wide range of vehicles

Rubber coated clips and steel-belted bands secure the rack to your vehicle

Pivoting anti-sways and hold downs easily adjust

Rubberised feet protect your vehicle

Integrated locking system adds security

Easy to load up to 3 bikes

Designed for a family of bikes from he smallest to the biggest

Manufacturers lifetime guarantee

MBUK Review

"Saris are one of the biggest names when it comes to carrying bikes on cars, and this is their top-of-the-range model. RS stands for Ratcheting System, which is at the heart of how the rack attaches to your car. And it works beautifully - so well, in fact, that it's actually quicker to take the rack on and off the car with the bike still on than it is to undo or do up the three straps that fix your bike to it. I even found myself taking the rack and bike combo off the car in one go for quick overnight storage in my garage, before putting the whole thing back on in the morning. Not that we or Saris recommend this technique. The only restriction to this rack's versatility is how the feet attach to the bottom lip of you car boot. If you've got a sunken or recessed lip, the Bones RS won't work.if the feet do hook under your boot's lip so that it'll still close, offer it up, pull out the rubber coated steel belts by squeezing the quick-release triggers and clip the rubber coated hooks over the leading edge of your car's boot. make sure both pairs of swivelling rubber pads are flat on the surface(they neatly hug the top and back edge of a saloon boot)and then take up the slack in the straps with the nifty grey ratchet levers. Job done. Don't get carried away with the ratchetting though, - the ratchets are so good you'll happily over-tighten them until you either bend your boot out of shape or leave rubber pad-shaped dimples in your bodywork. There's a lock on each ratchet, hte anti-sway straps attach to the seatpost pivot and accomodate different bike sizes, the aluminium bar is powder coated for a tough finish and the whole thing is solid, simple and tidy."
Conclusion: Fantastic fuss-free design, but a bit pricey and won't fit every car.
Rating: Performance 9/10 | Value 8/10

Web Price £203.62

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