Our bike rack is mounted to the brackets (either tilt or offset) via U bolts. So this means you can have the vertical support bars close together (300mm) or further apart - up to 1250mm wide.

It is designed so that as the A Frame gets wider the closer you mount to the van, you will always be able to attach the u-bolts to the centre strut of the bike rack.

We have designed our bike rack to mount with 2 vertical support bars. Helping to spread the weight of the bike rack. You only need 100mm (10cm) of free drawbar space to mount the rack to your A frame. In most situations, you can mount it over the top of gas bottles and regulators. If you are unsure, check out the fitting guide.

Also, its a big help to look at the Client Pics page. Many van set ups are unique, however these photos have been sent to us by our clients and will help you to determine the correct set up for you.

We use aluminium and steel. The top frame is mostly alloy, to keep it light. All of the vertical support bars, mounting brackets, offset and tilt brackets are steel.

We use stainless steel bolts for rust prevention.

A big focus for us is to reduce the impact on your downball weight.

For Freedom 2 Bike Caravan Rack - Drawbar Mount.

When using the offset tilt bracket, the total weight is 24kg. If you opt for the standard tilt bracket, the weight is 22kg.

NOTE: if you decide to reduce the height of the vertical support bars, it will be lighter again.

Toolbox Mount: 16kg

Freedom 4 Bike Caravan Rack - 36

Our rack has been designed to suit all bikes. In particular, modern E-Bikes. The wide V channels cater for wheel widths of up to 120mm wide (fat wheel bikes) and with a wheel base of up to 1350mm (axle to axle)

Ladies bikes commonly have no top cross bar. You will need one to mount this bike rack, as it's important to secure the bike as high as possible to prevent movement.

If your bike does not have one - simply buy an aftermarket cross bar online. They are around $50 - $60 and will connect between the handlebar head stem and the seat post so your bike can be secured into the rack.

They are designed to be added/removed from bikes very quickly, so it's convenient to use.

The bike rack is 1400mm wide, and 410mm deep.

No. Our Freedom Caravan Bike Rack is very much a DIY (do it yourself) assembly. It normally takes around 15-20 minutes for the full assembly (including setting up your bikes). We have a full assembly video for you on this website.

Our bike rack bolts directly onto the A Frame with our unique mounting system. So no modification is required to be done to your van.

We have a small factory on the south west coast of Victoria, in Torquay. Its here that we manufacture some items, and also test, make prototypes, and meet clients.

Recently, we moved some production to another coastal city! Yantai in China. We have been very fortunate to work with a company that has first class laser cutting, CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) metal bending, laser welding and powder coating. This extremely high tech facility allows us to make a far superior product.

We still use the DULUX Pro Texture Powder Coat system.

Bike covers create a big problem for bike racks. Due to the huge amount of wind they capture when travelling at 100klm/h, (not to mention on-coming winds and trucks passing etc) the force applied to the bike rack is too great, and may cause damage to the centre tilt pole, and damage to the mount system.

If you are determined to cover the bikes, wind MUST be able to pass through the cover. A solid canvas style non venting cover will void your warranty.

100% yes. Whilst you will get more bounce on the rear than the front A Frame, many clients have done this.

Normally the offset bracket is required to move the bike rack away from the rear panel. Also, rotating the handlebar of the bike closest to the van can also help to prevent the bikes hitting the rear wall if space is tight for you.

You may also need to speak with the caravan manufacturer to see if your rear bumper is strong enough.

Check out our clients pick page. Some clever clients have sat the bike rack just above the spare tyre and put a small spacer between the tyre and the rack to create extra stability. CLIENTS PICS

At this stage we currently only sell to our Australian Clients.

When in stock, we will dispatch your order within 24 hours of receiving it. Once dispatched by our warehouse, its normally 3 - 5 days to metro Melbourne/Sydney/Brisbane and Adelaide. Regional areas can be up to 10 days.

You will be sent tracking information via email - so you can see your bike rack traveling to you.

I'm sorry - at this stage we don't. We are setting up dealerships soon.

At the moment - we send our racks by courier and only sell on our website.

You are always welcome to visit our factory in Torquay. (South West Coast of Victoria)

All ordering is done via the website. This is very secure and will capture your payment, and all delivery details. We accept Paypal, and all major credit cards. We can't take phone orders I am sorry due to the high risk of fraud.

Of course. We are here to help with any questions. I would advise you to watch the promo videos first as these will answer most questions for you. If you still need help. We are here!

If you have any issues with your rack, you must contact us immediately. Please send photos and other relevant correspondence to: help@wildboarbikeracks.com.au and we will respond with a resolution. You will here back within 24 hours.

If a refund is deemed appropriate and this is agreeable by both parties, we are able to issue a refund immediately back onto the card the card used for the purchase.