How to load a bicycle in your car

[@sat_sonic]

great video. a couple of other suggestions, place a furniture blanket on the seats / carpet to protect them. Also, it's from passenger side for us biker's in the States. cheers!

[@SonnetGomes]

This is cool. I need to try this with my bike. If i can do this, i should also be able to store an extra folding bike in the trunk. That way i can easily haul two bikes in my car. Thanks so much for sharing this helpful video.

[@lisawalker9448]

Thank you. Worked like a charm.

[@teacfan1080]

Never thought of this! Have to try it out in my sedan.

[@millenium2003]

This Upside down technique works. I had given up. Saved me Money from buying a rack

[@21FEEZY]

Thank's for making this video.Very helpful.

[@HWY66]

perfect! thanks....much better than trying to put it in the trunk

[@edwardchristian411]

Thank you for clarifying that this method works.

[@axetrac10]

I did this intuitively when I was trying to stow my bike into my sedan - however I ended up stacking both my wheels into the boot and the frame across the backseat. However, I think keeping the rear wheel on might actually secure the bike even better and also protect the groupset.

[@Carlos31416]

Wonderful 👏 !

[@RSO-IV]

You dont need to remove the front wheel. Dont need to turn your bike upside down. 1. Just put your bike from the rightside back door 2. Once the bike is abt 80% in the car, lift the front wheel up a bit, make sure your front wheel attached to the inside left rear door. 3. Turn the handle 45° to the left. 4. Shove the back wheel into the car. Step 3 and 4, need to adjust accordingly.

[@zbigniewbohdanowicz8897]

It does work with my roadbike and MTB with 26" wheels, but for a 29" MTB I may need to try this method.

[@markoconnell804]

Hmm I will have to try this. Thanks.

[@rufito74]

thanks... excellent contribution

[@MarulaMusic]

Don't know what size bike that is but my large 29er doesn't even come close to fitting like this...

[@s4aragon]

How’d you get it to fit?

[@savas_s.]

Woh it works! Thanks!

[@CinHalCedHerChance]

Video is a bit on the darker side, however, fantastic video. Thanks.

[@rosspenman9955]

don't forget to put an old sheet down to protect the seats

[@aharongina5226]

awesome

[@valigeorge9110]

Thanks a lot!

[@saadmuizz1610]

nice technique for the upside down, I didn't get exactly on how did you tuck the wheel in?

[@raczyk]

Nice, can the same be done with an ebike?

[@cjbht19minaret]

One thing to note is that you want to load it from the passenger side if you are in an American car.

[@hasanov7777]

Thanks a lot

[@kidwarrior3997]

What size bike was that

[@WW-kw3rt]

I put my genesis bike into my Hyundai Accent hatchback. Tight squeeze, I think it would have been better if I loaded from the back of the bike.

[@aku7598]

i just push back the bike without inverting it. Mine is 27.5..no problem..small car 94 nissan sunny.

[@ryzenjmeg]

Can you do a video of it?

[@malanthrope]

2 bikes?

[@RSO-IV]

Seems you dont need to put the front wheel out.

[@mj9949]

I'd put a pad on seats first