Katai – Longboard Bike Rack for Surfboards, SUPs & Paddleboards – Durable Aluminium Frame with Adjustable Strap – Fits Most Bicycles – Tools Included

Took this to France to carry a 6.5ft board. Super easy to install and works like a dream. My wife used it all week with no worries while I carried the kids body boards on my back.

Ist nicht, wie angegeben "Kompatibel mit SUPs, Paddleboards und Surfbrettern in allen Größen." Nur Boards bis 10 cm Dicke passen rein. Mein Wingfoilboard und mein SUP sind jeweils ca 15 cm dick, passen somit nicht rein. Ich musste die Halterung aufbiegen. Deshalb drei Sterne, da die Beschreibung in diesem Punkt nicht passt. Sonst gute Befestigung, die sich nicht verdreht und schnell angesteckt und wieder abgenommen werden kann.

Aucun problème

Like others' experience below...this item doesn't fit a 10'-6" long inflatable SUP paddle-board (RED Paddle Co. Brand) without physically "bending open the U-shaped craddle tubes". My board is approximately 4.7" (120 mm) thick. It was very difficult to install onto my Fatbike's frame, specifically a 2022 Rocky Mountain Blizzard A10 aluminum fatbike. The product comes with 3 U-shaped mounting brackets for the front head-tube portion of this kit's Front Bracket. With the nature of the RM Blizzard's weldment in that area...even the largest U-bracket is about 1.0cm too short for an easy install. With a lot of 'faffing about (and swearing) I was just able to get two nuts started...but without a washer on the front bracket. It did mount but it was an odyssey. As others have noted below, I can confirm that the front mount is not as secure as you'd like, and it's prone to twisting...or if you torque it down lots" you risk squashing the aluminum tube's it's made of. It would be nice if the tube that holds the board craddle was much wider at this front location and also made of steel instead of flimsy thin-walled aluminum. For this fatbike in particular it requires a rear rack and also a narrower handle-bar width than 760mm. Your mileage many vary depending upon your bike & board combo. I'll need to purchase a rear-panier rack because of the product's included rear seat-post style clamp could not be secured (neither could the alternate panier-type adaptor bits). If I mounted it to my seat post then my heels would strike the board's craddle (even when angling it extremely rearwards). When affixed to the rear seat-stays, even when sufficiently torqued, it had a tendency to twist and the craddle eventually strikes the ground when loaded with a board...let alone even trying to "ride" anywhere at all. There should be a way for the provided seat clamps to work with a bike frame's mounting bolts/inserts (aka those which are ready for affixing a panier rack) and thus it would prevent this twisting/bending motion and would possibly work if you're willing to McGyver up a solution. I'll report back if I succeed...it's looking like I'll need a panier rack.

Worked a treat

Doesn’t fit SUP.