Sasquatch and bike racks

Here is one that a guy is using for a single bike on a jeep that would likely work on a bronco as well.

GREATLY appreciated, this could be the answer.

A roof rack could be an option but unless you’re 7’ tall it would be a PITA.

Right now my mountain bike fits in the back of my 2 door with both wheels off.

Use the old school spare tire racks. I had one back in the day and was way easy

Bronco Joe soon

Right now my mountain bike fits in the back of my 2 door with both wheels off.

I assume seats are folded?

mike8675309

I assume seats are folded?

Oh yes. Upside down with the bar going in first.

theres not a problem with getting the whole bike in the back of the 4door w/seats down, but looking for something more overland.

Try the Kuat Hi-Lo. It's a Hitch Extender plus you can drop the height of your rack b 2". I can swing my tailgate on my OBX, but I know your squatch tires are way bigger.

https://www.kuat.com/product/hi-lo/

great idea & thanks for info, now trying to peace together $ value

I got the Kuat Pivot. Can be set up to swing in either direction.

Bonnie6G

I got the Kuat Pivot. Can be set up to swing in either direction.

you driving a sasquatch? and when you say swing are you meaning out side of tailgate fully opened ?

thanks Bonnie6g but unfortunately this would be too many mounts to put together to make happen for me, 1) I need an extension out of the hitch to clear spare tire 2) pivot arm 3) bike rack then the angle of the swing would change due to the extension and then the cost and ease doesn't seem what i'm looking for.
From all my research so far the USA1 seems to be the best answer for the sasquatch.
But keep the ideas and personal experiences coming, their still maybe a better answer

I was thinking about trying to make amount where the tire is with two trays upright but I'm not sure if the torque weight would be too much for the tailgate? Carry two carbon fiber bikes in the summer but two way heavier fat bikes in the winter.

ride high

you driving a sasquatch? and when you say swing are you meaning out side of tailgate fully opened ?

Yes, the arm of the pivot swings the bike mount, either from driver side toward passenger (same as the tailgate) or the opposite direction and end up with your bikes swung out toward the driver side. The Pivot does not need an extension. It is its own extension.

Anyone with a 2 door storing a MTB in with just the front wheel off. A few guys did over on Bronco6x, just wondering if there's any issues and how easy it is to do. I'm not trying to take both wheels off as I ride 2 days a week at least, and not really interested in a hitch or 1up rack.

kitebrderaj40

Anyone with a 2 door storing a MTB in with just the front wheel off. A few guys did over on Bronco6x, just wondering if there's any issues and how easy it is to do. I'm not trying to take both wheels off as I ride 2 days a week at least, and not really interested in a hitch or 1up rack.

I can't see how you could do it unless you put passenger seat all the way ahead put the front fork in that space and the rear tire off to the driver side in the rear.

kitebrderaj40

Anyone with a 2 door storing a MTB in with just the front wheel off. A few guys did over on Bronco6x, just wondering if there's any issues and how easy it is to do. I'm not trying to take both wheels off as I ride 2 days a week at least, and not really interested in a hitch or 1up rack.

Hey Kitebrderaj40,
I have bad news for you. As an avid mtn biker, I have tried to fit my enduro bike into the back of my 2dr bronco every which way, and was not able to do it, without taking both wheels off. This of course is a pain the ass, and so I had to break down and buy a VelociRack. Best rack out there in my opinion.

Hey this one looks like a tail gate bender. What do you guys think?