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  1. Solution for Bike/Ski rack for soft tops without a hitch

    Quick update, I ended up getting slightly bigger tires (33's) so I messed around with the rack when putting it back on. The good news: The bars on the SR1 that hold the bikes are spring-loaded and move up and down out of a locking piece so that you can rotate them flush with the tire when...
  2. Has anyone tried Rocky Mounts BackStage bike rack?

    I'm using the Hollywood SR1 Tire mounted rack right now, it's pretty solid and the weight doesn't seem to be an issue on the tailgate. It gives full access to your rear door for a much lower price. I've only used it for skis so far with the Thule Tram, but it gets the job done well! I have...
  3. Solution for Bike/Ski rack for soft tops without a hitch

    Hi all! I've been looking at solutions to get skis on the outside of my Bronco to fit more people, and I just put together a kit that works pretty well! It's not the cleanest setup, but it gets the job done on a budget, keeps the camera clear, and keeps full access to the tailgate. I have a...
  4. Bike rack that doesn't block rear camera while folded

    The Hollywood SR1 is a spare tire mounted rack, so it gets out of the way when you open the tailgate. Currently using it with the Thule Tram for skiing and after testing it, it doesn't move around at all even on the highway...
  5. Rear Spare tire vertical ski rack ?

    I made it work with the Thule Tram and the Hollywood Racks SR1. If you don’t want to do drilling and modification, it will still work (and it’s incredibly sturdy) but it can look a little bit messy. I got both parts just in time for a trip, so I didn’t drill new bolt holes, I just assembled as...


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