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Solutions: Yakima FullBack

If your car doesn’t have roof racks, doesn’t have a tow ball and doesn’t have enough inside space to stash your bike, Yakima’s new FullBack rack could be your answer. Its unique design means that it fits cars of all makes and models, from a Maserati through to a Mini. The FullBack carries up to 3 bikes and it’s absolutely loaded with nifty features that ensure your bikes are transported secure and safely, and also ensure that your vehicles doesn’t get marked or damaged in anyway. The rack also boasts several inbuilt security features for peace of mind, which allow you to lock the bikes to the rack and also lock the rack to the car. And being a kickass Yakima product of course also means that the rack features a built in bottle opener!

Last updated: 15th August 2016

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