ONIPAXTriangle Bike Fork Mount Hitch Rack 100mm with 9mm Quick Release, for 9mmx100mm；12mmx100mm；15mm x100mm

This bike fork mount has no competition. It is built super strong and is cosmetically appealing. Between the two options it has a total of six different sizes for different axles from skewers to 15mm axles without the use of pain-in-the-butt adapters that fall out of the tubes and that you'll eventually lose.Kudos to the manufacturer and engineer that designed it. This unit is highly recommended.

I was after a specific size (12X110 mm) adapter/mount for a Specialized bike so I could use an old Park bike repair stand. Park makes an adapter but it is 12X100 mm. It could/would have worked but I was looking for something more secure and exact. The ONIPAX mount worked perfectly. I liked the finish and the exact measurements. I also consider the universal mounts where spacers/adapters were used but I am glad I went with the ONIPAX mount since I wouldn't have to worry about the spacers or adapters falling off when mounting the bike. Some welding was necessary to build the sliding adapter.

There seems to be a regular complaint that it's not for 100mm forks and needs to be machined. There are two sizes available, and if you order the right one, the fit is perfect. Second, installing is not that hard. Yes, the holes are inside the unit, but I used lag screws with a ratcheting box end wrench, and it installed easily. A regular wrench might be a little slower, but it only matters if you need to regularly move it. And this arrangement means it's not something someone with a pair of pliers can simply remove in a parking lot. The 100mm unit came with the QR axle (fits my older bike), and I can use the 12mm hole with my new bike speed release axle. Overall, this is a high quality unit, and because of the flexibility in accepting different axles, this turned out to be the best choice on the market.

Got this to mount to my toolbox in my truck. Now the bikes fit perfectly and stay well protected in the bed.Only one con: have to unscrew and reattach if I need to use one of the other mounts. Not a big deal. Just a little inconvenient

Purchased these for long trips where I did not my bikes on a bike rack or my tire hanging over the tailgate for 300 plus miles.1. these are for boost forks. not 100m Qr forks. I knew this going in. But it would be nice for one side to be 100m compatible. Using a hack saw a file, and various grits of sandpaper i was able to cut down the smallest diameter bracket to 100 m to fit my wife's Qr fork.2. The image showed a QR axle. It does not come with anything other than the mount. I purchased a compatible Qr axel at my local bike shop for 5 bucks. makes it easier than removing the QR from my wifes tire.3. the mounting holes are relatively small. I wanted to tie these into my titan utility rack. Using a drill press I drilled out wider holes.4. if Mounting on a utility rack in your truck. purchase the proper brackets for your truck. I purchased a pack of Four for the titan utility rack here on amazon.Overall opinion these are great and very cheep alternatives to bike racks/pads over long distances.Utilizing this option allowed me to add multiple options to secure my bikes from theft. using locking qr axels and also heavy duty cable locks. I am able to secure the bikes to the truck-bed.They held up extremely well on our first trip.Helpful tip. I used a piece of rubber insulated tape between the mount and utility track. due to the possibility of dissimilar metals causing corrosion. also to add a little sound dampening.

These fork mounts are quite nice. They are aluminum, anodized in light silver and mount quite easily. It arrives with a 9mm heavy QR axle. The mounting bolt hole size is drilled for 1/4" or 6mm. You could use a standard hex head bolt, or an anti-theft bolt to mount them to your rack/vehicle. It's a really nice design that will allow you to fit different axle'd bikes from the 60's all the way to today's current large axle bikes. An added benefit of the triangular design allows you to secure your bike with a heavy nylon coated cable lock. There's a YouTube video about making this type of strut channel mounting system for your pickup truck bed. I used all stainless hardware so it will never rust. If you mount just 2 bikes in a Chevy Colorado, to the far outside perimeter, your rear view vision is not blocked at all. If you have a Silverado, F150 or Ram, you'll have plenty of rear view visibility through your rear view mirror. These are made in Taiwan, but they're really good quality; and it would cost you more $$ to fabricate them, than just buying 'em.

I loved the design and material finish of this fork mount. Very smart and functional. I purchased 3 of them and mounted them onto a tandem of pvc piping.

Pulling behind the Goldwing to a race this weekend Life is good

Buen material

Me solucionó poder usar mi rack, se siente muy resistente y buenos acabados.

Se veia de buena calidad pero NO es compatible con mi horquilla rockshox reba/recon, el sujetador de quick release no puede dar vuelta libremente, ya que del otro lado tiene una tuerca que no deja que gire al menos una vuelta