Whether you are riding alone or leading the whole group, this is the best rider to drag your bike to the end.
In addition to putting the header on the handlebars, dropping the bike on the rack (and forcing the rearview mirror to make sure the bike does not run around on the highway) is probably the least favorite part of cycling.
Fortunately, there are many options to easily and safely take the bike where you want to go, especially in the case of towing hooks. With features such as ratchet arms, integrated cable locks, and rotatable arms, you can easily find the ideal way to load and unload the bike, hold the bike firmly, and walk easily.
We looked around to find the best suspended bike racks for 2021, and we found some contenders with very solid price ranges.
Solo? GUODA provides you  ($350). This low-profile rack requires zero tools to install, and can install 1.25-inch and 2-inch receivers through the included adapter. When not in use, the tray will fold up and the rack is almost invisible. And when loading, it can tilt away from your vehicle so that you can approach the back of the vehicle.
It can hold up to 60 pounds of bicycles, and the bicycle is locked by the upper swing arm that locks the tires, thus ensuring that the frame is protected from any contact and protecting your vehicle from tire swings. The tire contact fixing system protects your frame from scratches or scratches, making it ideal for everything from the most burly mountain bikes to high-end carbon fiber racing cars.
Security is one of our favorite details on this rack. The rack is equipped with locks, keys and safety cables for hooks and bicycles. This is especially convenient for bicycle wagons, because when you walk into the store to buy beer after riding, you may not have anyone in the car to look after your bike.
Every piece of equipment I tested from Thule in Sweden always had the same idea: “Man, they really considered it!” Obviously, Thule gear is designed by the people who use it, from the delightful Aesthetic effect to the small details that make it easier and more convenient to use. The Thule T2 Pro 2 bicycle trailer ($620) is no exception. The wide spacing and accommodating wide tire width make this rack rack the best rack we have seen (for two bicycles).