The Thule UpRide is a universal upright bike rack that mounts without touching the bike frame, ens...The Thule UpRide is a universal upright bike rack that mounts without touching the bike frame, ensuring fast, secure mounting and maximum frame protection. It's suitable for bikes with carbon frames and features a versatile design that accommodates bikes with non-traditional frame designs, rear suspension, and bottle cages. The simple interface allows for easy switching of the carrier from one side of your car to the other. Locks are included to secure the bike to the rack and the rack to the vehicle. This model is a Thule UpRide Roof Rack System requiring an adapter for some vehicles.
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The Thule UpRide is a roof-mounted bike rack designed for cyclists who want a secure and frame-friendly way to transport their bikes. It's ideal for those with carbon frames or bikes with unique designs, offering a fast and easy mounting process. Keep in mind that this rack requires a roof rack system and an adapter for certain vehicles. This guide provides comprehensive information to help you understand and utilize your Thule UpRide effectively.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
599001
Brand
Thule
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I clean the Thule UpRide?
Use a mild soap and water solution to clean the rack. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
What is the maximum weight capacity of the Thule UpRide?
The maximum weight capacity is 20 kg per bike.
What type of bikes can the Thule UpRide carry?
The UpRide can carry most bikes with 20–29” wheels and tires up to 3" wide (up to 5” with Thule UpRide Fatbike Adapter).
Does the Thule UpRide come with locks?
Yes, the Thule UpRide includes locks to secure the bike to the rack and the rack to the vehicle.
Can I switch the carrier to the other side of the car?
Yes, the simple interface allows for easy switching of the carrier from one side of your car to the other.
What if my bike has fenders?
The Thule UpRide is designed to accommodate most bikes. However, fenders may sometimes interfere with the front wheel hook. Test the fit before you drive.
Troubleshooting
The bike is not stable on the rack.
Ensure the front wheel hook is securely fastened and the rear wheel strap is tight. Check that the rack is properly mounted to the roof rack.
The rack is difficult to install.
Review the installation instructions carefully. Ensure all components are correctly aligned. If problems persist, consult the Thule website for video tutorials or contact customer support.
The lock is not working.
Ensure the key is inserted correctly and that the lock is not frozen or obstructed. Try lubricating the lock mechanism with a suitable lubricant.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Protects bike frames with its frame-free design.
Quick and easy to mount and dismount bikes.
Compatible with a wide range of bike types and designs.
Offers secure locking for both the bike and the rack.
Simple interface for switching carrier positions.
Cons
Requires a compatible roof rack system (sold separately).
May require an adapter for some vehicles.
Maximum weight capacity of 20 kg per bike.
May not be suitable for all tire sizes without additional adapters.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation:
Attach the Thule UpRide to your vehicle's roof rack system. Ensure compatibility with your specific roof rack. (Consult your vehicle's manual or Thule's website for compatibility).
Follow the instructions to secure the rack to the crossbars.
Mounting the Bike:
Place the bike on the rack, positioning the front wheel in the wheel holder.
Secure the front wheel using the hook that grabs the front wheel.
Use the ratcheting strap to secure the rear wheel.
Lock the bike to the rack.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most bikes with 20–29” wheels and tires up to 3" wide (up to 5” with adapter).
Ensure your vehicle has a compatible roof rack system.
Care:
Regularly clean the rack to remove dirt and debris.
Inspect the straps and locking mechanisms for wear and tear.
Lubricate moving parts as needed.
Store the rack indoors when not in use to extend its lifespan.