Grown tired of your local trails? Then its time to pack up your bike and find new spots! All you need is the right rear-mounted bike rack. But which one is best for you and your bikes? We put 7 rear-mounted bike racks through their paces for our group test, telling you what to look for to avoid buyers remorse and arrive at the trails with everything in one piece.Whether its 100 kilometres to the next bike park or 1,000 kilometres to Finale, transporting your bikes should be as secure and effortless as possible. So, whats the problem? Just slap on a bike rack and go, right? Unfortunately, its not that simple, because the different clamping mechanisms and frame shapes arent all compatible. As such, weve taken it upon ourselves to play tetris to find out which models work best so you dont have to.With the right rear-mounted bike rack, transporting your bikes will be significantly more effortless and stress free. Meanwhile, youll find huge differences between the various models, with some of them boasting cool features like parking assists, trolley wheels for easy handling, or integrated ABUS bike locks. Moreover, expensive racks arent necessarily good, and the more affordable options arent all bad. The bulky models arent unwieldy as a rule, and small isnt better in all cases. So what makes a good bike rack? And which one is perfect for you?Step one in finding the most suitable bike rack for you is knowing what you need. But dont worry, well help you figure this out, because buying the wrong model isnt just annoying especially if youre forking out up to 1,300 but can also ruin your vacation.You can find the full test at our sister magazine DOWNTOWN.7 rear-mounted bike racks in comparison The test fieldAtera Genio Pro Advanced | 21.2 kg | 899 | pack size: 65 cm x 40 cm x 71 cm | rail spacing: 21 cm | rail length: 126 cm | Click here for the individual reviewEuFab ProBC2 + | 19.2 kg | 669 | pack size: 68 cm x 30 cm x 75 cm | rail spacing: 23 cm | rail length: 139 cm | Click here for the individual reviewNorauto E-FIT 200-2 | 19.6 kg | 400 | Pack size: 70 cm x 57 cm x 85 cm | Rail spacing: 30 cm | Rail length: 136 cm | Click here for the individual reviewORIS Tracc | 17.2 kg | 500 | pack size: 74 cm x 22 cm x 65.5 cm | rail spacing: 23 cm | rail length: 129 cm | Click here for the individual reviewSpinder TX2 Plus | 18.9 kg | 599 | Pack size: 63 cm x 23 cm x 70 cm | Rail spacing: 27 cm | Rail length: 138 cm | Click here for the individual reviewThule Epos 3 | 22.7 kg | 1,200 | Pack size: 91 cm x 76 cm x 45 cm | Rail spacing: 24 cm | Rail length: 127 cm | Click here for the individual reviewUebler i21 Z-DC | 13.9 kg | 1,304 | Pack size: 70 cm x 61 cm x 24 cm | Rail spacing: 24 cm | Rail length: 121 cm | Click here for the individual reviewDer Beitrag The best rear-mounted bike carrier 7 models head to head in our big rear carrier group test erschien zuerst auf GRAN FONDO Cycling Magazine.