6Pcs/Set Bike Rack Hitch Mount Bicycle Car Bike Rack Strap Replacement Cradles Cargo Carrier Spare Hooks with Rubber Straps 1-1/4"&2" Bike Rack PartsTruck Hitch Red&Black Tie-Down Straps

Excellent quality and easy to install, nice fitting

This fits my 1 inch bike rack tube nicely. There is even a screw to tighten the cradle onto the bike rack tube. The strap has good elasticity to tie down the bike. My biggest concern is whether the plastic components will crack or break over time due to sun exposure and age.

We used this to replace the ones the rats ate through. Easy to put on and felt pretty durable for the price. We went on a few bike rides last year and plan on doing more when the weather clears up.

Really bad. The clamp isn't tight enough. After about 30 min of driving the straps get loose (hasn't entirely come off yet, usually half way there). A real possibility of bike falling off. On top of that, the red plastic piece broke after about 3rd use. I mean really bad quality. Don't buy.

This product is very snug. The pipe I was fitting to was The pipe measures circumference 3.5;3.5÷3.14159=1.11409 OD. I had to boil the product for two minutes to soften the plastic to get it to fit over the pipe for my bike rack. Hopefully this didn’t compromise the durability.

I purchased these to replaced the rubber cradles on a cheap Harbor Freight Tools bike rack. They fit perfectly, and now that cheap bike rack is just as stable as a rack costing 3X as much. I'm very pleased, and because I only needed 4 mounts, I've got a couple of spares.

We acquired and old bike rack and needed to fix it up for our current bikes. These were easy to install and worked rt away.

I used these to replace the cradles on my old Bell trunk bike rack, which were falling apart due to dry rot. They were very easy to install and fit perfectly. They have a small screw in the bottom that lets you tighten them to the bike rack bar a bit. The elastic straps fit very snugly and securely, which is great, but it can be difficult to wrestle them on and off. The cradles themselves are a bit more stiff than I expected, but they do have some flexibility, so they can accept larger top tubes. Not sure if that flexibility will be limited in cold weather yet, but I'll update if that's an issue. They're definitely an upgrade over the original cradles on the bike rack though, and they'll likely give me years more use out of my rack at a tiny fraction of the cost of a new rack.