Kuat Racks Bike Parts & Accessories

Kuat
  • Nationality:U.S.A.
  • Year Founded:2007

Kuat Racks is a US-based manufacturer of bike racks, founded by long-time riding partners Luke Kuschmeader and Brian Atkinson. Beginning with the Alpha and Beta models in 2007, they have expanded steadily, currently offering a wide range of high tech hitch- and roof-mountable bike carriers, from Spartan single clamps to a four-bike carrier. Kuat gear is available worldwide, from shops through its network of distributors and online.

Racks from Kuat run the gamut from affordable to exotic. The simple Transfer mounts on a hitch and firmly secures two or three bikes, according to model, with sturdy steel construction, a high weight load, and easily operated wheel clamps with a capacity big enough for fat bikes. At the other end of the spectrum is the NV, a two-bike rack with a plethora of features, from integrated hitch and cable locks to tool-free ratchets front and back and a built-in repair stand. Alongside the racks Kuat offers accessories and useful oddities, including rack extenders (the NV add-on increases capacity to four bikes without compromising the fold-flat unloaded configuration) and a lock-in-a-bottle, useful for any rider running an errand on their trusty steed.

The hitch racks are either adaptable to either hitch size or available in both. Bike support options include downtube clamps, wheel clamps, hanging racks, a bolt-on wheel mount and an available add-on for odd frames. The roof racks include slender single-bike mounts, reversible and adjustable to stack as many as your roof can hold, and full and half size basket carriers. The latter can take an optional extension, stretching capacity and adding load bars for your non-bike camping necessities.

Kuat racks are durable, dependable, and adaptable. Available for any vehicle, with capacities from solitary cyclists to a carload and stable mounts for almost any bike, Kuat has a model for you. Stop by your local shop and see what they have for your bike transport needs.

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