Saris Solo rack review
That said, even with only three and a half feet firmly in contact the rack remained firmly in position. It was unnerving nonetheless. Off the car, it fits behind the driver's seat.
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Ideal if you only want to carry one bike!
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Secure fit
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Small stowage size
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One of the rubber feet kept slipping on our test model
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A one-bike-only Saris rack is ideal for anyone who wants to keep the inside of their car oil-free and who doesn't want to store a big, ungainly multi-bike rack in the garage.
The Solo rack fits in seconds with the four feet sitting neatly on the rear window and tailgate. We tested it on a hatchback but see no problem with using it equally successfully on a saloon, with the usual adjustable straps to secure it in place.
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