Looking for a bike rack that’s as ready for adventure as you are? Meet the RockyMounts MonoRail Solo (Model 10007) — our go-to recommendation for solo riders who crave simplicity, versatility, and rock-solid performance. Why We Love It As a bike shop that lives and breathes trails, commutes, and weekend getaways, we’re big fans of the MonoRail Solo. It’s lightweight (just 25 lbs), making it super easy to install and remove — no wrestling matches required. Despite its compact size, it handles a wide range of bikes, from sleek carbon road bikes to burly fat-tire beasts. Key Features Carries 1 bike up to 60 lbs — perfect for e-bikes, mountain bikes, or your trusty commuter. Expandable to 2 bikes (up to 45 lbs each) with the MonoRail Add-On (sold separately). No frame contact — secures your bike by the front wheel, ideal for carbon frames and custom paint jobs. Fits 20" to 29" wheels and tires up to 5" wide — fat bikes welcome! Compatible with 1.25" and 2" hitches right out of the box, thanks to the included adapter sleeve. Tilts down 30° for easy hatch access and folds flat when not in use. Includes locking hitch bolt and cable lock, keyed alike for convenience. Installation & Support Setting up the MonoRail Solo is a breeze. For a step-by-step guide, check out the official installation video. Need more details? The official product page has everything you need, including dimensions and a comparison chart. How It Stacks Up Compared to other single-bike racks like the Thule T1 or Yakima SingleSpeed, the MonoRail Solo stands out for its combination of lightweight design, robust build, and versatility. It’s a top-tier choice for riders who want a reliable, easy-to-use rack without the bulk. Our Take Whether you're heading to the Wasatch trails or cruising around Salt Lake City, the RockyMounts MonoRail Solo has got your back (and your bike). Its thoughtful design and sturdy construction make it a favorite among our staff and customers alike. Swing by our shop to see it in action or order online — either way, you're in for a smooth ride. For more information or to make a purchase, visit the RockyMounts MonoRail Solo product page.