Honda Ridgeline Track System

Just bought a Honda Ridgeline a few weeks ago and needed a bike rack. Other brands were to universal and too expensive. When I found this one I was very excited because it just looked perfect for my needs. Install was painless and quite satisfying and it looks great. Well engineered and absolutely everything you need to install it. This should be sold at Honda dealers everywhere. DR

I recently purchased this Track system for a 2021 Honda Ridgeline. The car was redesigned this year. It fits perfectly.

Exact fit, easy to install, hold bikes very securely, and you don't lose your tie down points. Really couldn't ask for anything more. I have two mounts installed and there's room for a third. This really makes family biking so much easier. I have a 5 position trailer-hitch-mounted bike rack, but we all know "five positions" means you can get about three bikes on there unless they are the same size. I now put two bikes in the bed of the truck and the remaining 3 bikes on the hitch rack. Cut my load time for family bike rides from 30 frustrating minutes down to about 8 easy minutes. Tip - put the bikes with disc brakes or kid/women bikes that require top tube adapters into the bed. Avoids fiddling and wasted time.

Easy install - perfect solid fit. In addition to the rack, I got two Driveshaft HM and an additional LoBall Track (all keyed alike). We were able to fit 3 gravel/cross bikes with no issues. Lots of [fast] winding country road driving (not off-road) and they worked perfectly. Highly recommend.

Had to buy a Tamper Resistant star bit (Torx) set since the size needed to attach the bar (screw) to the adapter was not included, maybe it fell out during shipment. Torx wrench for the Honda screws was included as well as track screw which I didn't need either one. Tie down point adapters are same size and thickness as the factory Honda which was a pleasant surprise! (actually swap out the Honda for the Rocky). My XL MTBs wont fit with the tailgate up but my 60cm road bike will. I can wiggle only one MTB in sideways and close the tailgate. Also used only one adapter screw hole moving it forward to gain an inch. Such is the conundrum of the Ridgeline., bed rack?, hitch rack? swinging tailgate... in-bed trunk. During install I wondered if making a mount to fit the floor tie down points would help gain a few inches.....hmmmmm?

The perfect minimalist rack for my Honda Ridgeline. If it didn't start rusting right away where the T-lever clamps onto the mount, I'd give it 5 stars.

On the off chance someone else also wanted to install this in addition to the Access Literider tonneau cover I was able to get it to work (by pivoting it 90 degrees with a corner bracket) I've sent the install picture in to rockymounts, so contact them if you want to see it, but typed out instructions to follow: I bought a corner bracket from a local hardware store (link https://www.natman.com/detail/1151bc-corner-braces-n351-463) and some 5/16 x 1 inch bolts/washers/nuts. Installed the wall brackets with tie off cleat facing tailgate, then attached corner bracket on top with the corner facing the cab (with the 2nd leg pointing down). Put the mounting hardware on before you attach the bar, saves a bunch of time! Then attached the bar to the corner bracket using the 5/16th hardware. Took a few tries (and multiple trips to a hardware store) to figure this out, so I wanted to share incase anyone was like me and wanted to have this mount but also use a cover! I'll likely swap out the 8mm bolt they included with a longer one (to attach one more locking nut for good measure) but as is I'm thinking this will be good enough. Hope this helps.

Well made, fits my truck like a glove. I would recommend this rack to a friend .

I just got the Ridgeline rack with two Loball fork-mounts and it's a great solution. Easy to install, fits perfectly, looks great and it feels solid. I'm ordering a third Loball because there's plenty of room for three road/gravel bikes. I highly recommend this for the Ridgeline.