Torpedo7 Quattro Towball Mount 4 Bike Channel Rack | Bike Racks

Torpedo7 Quattro Towball Mount 4 Bike Channel Rack

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The Quattro is designed to keep your bikes separated from each other with the individual, adjustable in length wheel trays.
Therack can fit most bikes from small kids bikes to larger downhill bikes. Bikesare secured to the rack using three straps per bikewith rubber housings to ensure your rims stay scratch free. The webbing straps are secured using a heavy duty metal cam buckle. These racks are designed for use withboth standard flat tongue towbars as well as European swan neck towbars. Once fitted, the rack is lockable to the tow ball. Two keys are supplied. Bikes can be fitted to the rack in seconds. No need to play around with seat posts and handlebars, just strap your bike on and go! Comes complete with a removable light board which displays yourevehiclesbrake lights, indicators and also holds a suppliantly number plate.

Features:
- Easy tow-ball mounting with patented conic system
- Padded straps and arms to secure bikes
- Adjustable wheel holders to accommodate tyre widths to 75mm
- Arms fold flat when not in use
- Lightboard included fits 7 pin socket
- Light and compact for easy storage
- 3 function lights
Specifications:
- Bike Capacity: 4
- Dimensions (folded): 980 x 980 x 285mm
- Weight: 14.1KG
- Load Capacity: 60KG
- Max Weight per Bike: 15KG
- Fits 50mmISO compliant towballs only. Does not fit 1 31/32 , 2 or convert-a-ball type
Please refer to thefitting instructionsto correctly install the Torpedo7 Quattro Towball Mount 4 Bike Channel Rack

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Vaughn Hampton

28 September 2020

With the lack of suitable bike racks for E-MTB’s I decided to purchase the Torpedo7 and modify it to suit E-bikes. With some scrap 50x50 RHS that I had laying around I made a frame to slide into the tow ball hitch an afternoons work and with a few wee mod’s I now have a bike rack capable of holding 100kg’s and carrying 4 E-bike’s with ease.
Steve Southall

23 December 2019

On the plus side this bike rack works well, and is great for carrying bikes of different sizes and frame configurations. The support struts fold down making it easy to access the rear hatch of the car without removing the rack completely. Note that is does require a 50mm towball (not a 1-7/8" which is more common in NZ). It would have been helpful if the coupling could handle both sizes. On the negative side the quality of the fixings is poor. On assembly one of the bolt heads punched through the cheap plastic washer, one of the bolts securing the tailgate sheared on the first trip, and there are signs of rust already on some of the washers. A shame as the rack is basically well-designed, and for another few dollars for better quality components would have earned a five-star rating. So if you're looking for a good rack on a budget and are handy with your own tools and fixings then this rack is fine. Or you can pay four times the price and get a Thule with better quality components. Your call!
Peter Sauer

27 November 2019

The good: you can load the rack on to your tow bar and still open the boot with out the bikes on. Can transport 4 bikes without rack rash or them rubbing and crashing around on the back. Can secure different size bikes and all shape of frames easily. The Bad: not exactly small to store when not in use. If you have two different sized bikes side by side can be a bit of trick to get the vertical loop in the right position for both. Takes a bit of assembling if you are in hurry. Light bar a bit flimsy, time will tell if this handles the jandal Improvements: Trailer lights wiring should have more ties. I think with 4 bikes on it could do with a hatch strap to the back to help with a bit of flex. No 100% on the 50mm ball thing, I have run this on the standard ball and a number of mates have too. Guessing if she lets go it will be one big insurance claim! Only thing better than this maybe a vertical rack but they are serious churrrrching.