Bike Rack?

The only style that I have seen requires you to remove the front tire and the fork fits into a clamp style locking system. They actually modify a cleat to fit the clamp too.

If you don't want to remove the front tire, then I am sure you can build something out of wood/pipe/etc.... that bolts to the lower/rear track and you can use a quick tie-down strap to hold the rear of the bikes in place so they don't bounce.

katrat said:

How do you keep the fork on? Can you explain how you did this in detail? Does it securely hold the bike even on rutted gravel roads? I want to do something like this but am totally unfamiliar with electrical things. I'd appreciate it!

Katrat

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Just go to your local homedepot or lowes and check out the spring nuts. They are located in the electrical section next to the C-channels. If you can't find them, just ask the electrical guy, he should know if he is good at his job.