RockyMounts new low profile TomaHawk bike rack
The new RockyMounts TomaHawk roof rack (click to enlarge).
RockyMounts latest roof rack is the TomaHawk, which retails for $160 and can accommodate virtually any type of bike without additional adapters.
The TomaHawk works with everything from BMX bikes to fat bikes with 5” tires (click to enlarge).
The latest from the Colorado-based brand is rated to carry up to 35 pounds and fits up to 5” wide fat bike tires. It shares many features with the brand’s BrassKnuckle model, but cost $40 less.
The slim profile of the racks help reduce noise (click to enlarge).
Both models use a no-frame contact design, which uses a ratcheted hook to clamp down on the front wheel, and a pair of wheel straps for added security. The swingarm itself can be adjusted for either driver side or passenger side convenience.
The locking cores are sold separately and a set of two retails for $20 (click to enlarge).
The Tomahawk is also compatible with the RockyMounts locking system, which allows you to lock the bike to the rack and the rack to the car.
For more info, visit RockyMounts at www.rockymounts.com.
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