Bike and motorcycle racks
Bike and motorcycle racks for motorhomes are divided into rear systems attached to the vehicle, internal garage bars, and motorcycle rack kits integrated into the bodywork. The starting point is to understand where the system is installed: on the rear wall, on the tow hitch, or in the garage compartment, and what load it must support. Leggi la guida
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Bike and motorcycle racks for motorhomes are divided into rear systems attached to the vehicle, internal garage bars, and motorcycle rack kits integrated into the bodywork. The starting point is to understand where the system is installed: on the rear wall, on the tow hitch, or in the garage compartment, and what load it must support.
How to choose a bike rack or motorcycle carrier for a motorhome
The choice depends on three main variables: the base vehicle type, the available mounting point, and the weight to be transported. Knowing this information before looking for the product helps avoid compatibility and installation errors.
Rear bike racks: types and selection criteria
Rear bike racks are mounted on the rear wall of the motorhome using dedicated brackets or attached to the towbar. Wall-mounted models such as the Fiamma Carry-Bike series are specific to the motorhome make and model: Trigano, Ducato, Boxer, and Jumper have different mounting brackets, so compatibility must be checked using the model code. Towbar-mounted bike racks such as the Thule VeloCompact series or Fabbri models fit multiple vehicles but require an approved towbar and the correct electrical wiring (7 or 13-pin) for the lights.
Internal garage bike racks: bars and wall systems
Fiamma Garage-Bars make use of the vertical space in the garage compartment to hang bikes horizontally or at an angle. They are useful when you do not want to obstruct the exterior rear of the vehicle. The length of the bars and the distance between the side mounting points determine compatibility with the specific motorhome compartment.
Motorcycle carriers: load capacity, installation type, and electrical regulations
Edicar motorcycle carrier kits are among the most sought-after systems: they integrate into the Fiat Ducato bodywork and include a ramp, rear lights, and, in the latest versions, a CAN-BUS control unit for compatibility with the electronic systems of Ducato models from the Series 7 onwards. The rated load capacity is the critical factor: the available models generally cover the 150 kg and 200 kg classes. The motorcycle carrier's electrical system must be compatible with the base vehicle's CAN-BUS to avoid errors on the dashboard.
Electrical systems such as the PRATICO REMOVE add a motorized lift that makes it easier to position heavy scooters or motorcycles, which is useful when the driver is working alone.
How to find the right spare part for bike racks and motorcycle carriers
For Edicar, Fiamma, and Thule spare parts, it is useful to have the original kit code or the serial number of the installed system: the components (brackets, straps, feet, electrical kits) are often specific to the version. Searches by code (e.g., 939000, 6201810) confirm that many users are already looking for the exact spare part: having the code on hand reduces the risk of ordering the wrong part.
Number of bikes and frame type
Rear bike racks are available for 2 or 3 bicycles. MTB models have sturdier arms and spacers suitable for oversized frames. If transporting e-bikes, check that the bike rack explicitly states compatibility with pedal-assist bikes, as the weight of the vehicle often exceeds that of a traditional bike.