Hollywood Racks T970 Fork Block 1 Bicycle Fork Mount This one-bicycle fork block allows a bicyclist to securely transport a bike in a van or in a truck or to securely store a bike just about anywhere, including on a wall. It has a 9-mm skewer that firmly grips a bike’s fork and a heavy-duty base that bolts to any solid surface.

About Hollywood Racks
Hollywood Racks started in 1973 when they began making trunk racks in the back of our bike shop in Hollywood, CA. As a retailer, the company knew exactly what people needed: good quality products that were easy to use. They earned a great reputation fast and began selling racks to other dealers, and later to the bike companies. Today, Hollywood Racks builds racks the only way they know how: simple, strong, and secure.

Hollywood Racks are built with top-quality materials including high-strength steel, aircraft-quality fasteners, and thick powder coats to withstand the elements. Generous amounts of padding protect bikes and cars, and all of their products are fully covered with a limited warranty. The company’s products continue to receive accolades from all the major outdoor sports magazines, and are in demand by everyone from recreational cycling families to weekend warriors to race teams on the road and off.

Customer Review: Just what I needed!
Mounted 2 of these on a 2 x 6 to transport 2 bikes in the back of my pickup. Drove from south Texas to southern Wisconsin and never had a problem.
Customer Review: Happy all the way
I saved myself at least 220$ and I now have the freedom to carry my bike on my SUV after only drilling 2 little holes in my factory rooftop rack. I use 2 bolts, couple rubber washers and 2 wing nuts and that is it! I use a strap to secure the back wheel.

It is easy and fast to setup and take down. It looks like it was factory installed. This will put THULE out of business. Can’t go wrong with the price either.

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