Rack N Roll SPORTS Carrier

$1,395.00

Or 13 Fortnightly instalments of $104.14 withInfo

Rack N Roll Motorcycle Carrier Sport Bike Carrier

Engineering on Point here !

8mm Connection Plates, M12 8.8 bolts in double shear, 12mm Plate welded inside the SHS, this rack will carry more than our tow bars max ball capacity.

This Carrier needs to be used on vehicles with 300kg-350kg Tow Ball Capacity so Full Size 4WD’s, Dual Cab utes etc.

There is a lot in this carrier, hence the cost but it is a high quality product designed especially for Sport bikes.

One man loading and unloading in 3 minutes with no fear of you ending up on a YouTube Motorcycle Loading Fails video !

Some pictures here show our 3 bar set up, we have a universal kit coming out soon.

  • Carrier is not supplied with a ramp as many people already have one. Our Alloy loading ramp includes storage bracket on bike carrier.

    LED kit included in price is 12 volt ONLY. Includes number plate light.

    Tray Back Utes and Wagons with Spare Tyres on the rear will need a longer main bar. See fitment advice at bottom of page.

    Gives more ground clearance but makes bike harder to load. Most standard height 4WD's are fine for ground clearance.

    We supply "Bolt on Receivers" that mount to the outer edges of your tow bar allowing three bars out to bike carrier. Only avail on vehicles with exposed tow bars.

    95% of vehicles are standard Hitch Lock incl. $0.00

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    Standard Hitch Pin hole is 70mm fits every vehicle except Rangers

    Ford Ranger is 55mm 

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Description

This is the Rack N Roll Motorcycle Carrier is designed especially for Super Bikes !

Our Sports Carrier is designed especially for low clearance bikes with up to 200 rears.

Adjustable tyre slides hold bike upright so you can strap and secure bike as a one man job.

Same theory as our MX Carrier here, the more you can pull the bike down on the shock the more secure it will be.

The front tyre is locked in, unlike “tyre roll over wedges” that only work while yanking the bike down by the forks.

We still strap off the bars / forks but only pull them down 5-10mm, it’s a back up.