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Yakima

HighRoad
$375

Returns & Exchanges

We understand that it can be difficult to get that perfect piece of gear the first time around. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase we will grant a full refund or exchange. Customers are responsible for the shipping costs for returns unless the return is a result of our error or a manufacturing defect.

Item(s) must be in new condition, not missing parts, tags, or instructions and in resalable condition. Items eligible to be returned must be post marked within 30 days of their receipt by buyer, or no later than 45 days after their initial shipment. We do not grant refunds or exchanges for custom, discontinued, clearance, or closeout items except due to our error or an undisclosed defect.

Secure, sleek, and simple to use, the HighRoad is Yakima's premium upright bike mount. The adjustment-free hoop, with its TorqueRight™ tightening knob, loads a variety of bikes quickly and easily. The HighRoad secures the bike by the wheels for ultimate bike protection and the low-profile design minimizes hatch interference. Universal mounting hardware fits most roof racks.

Product Details
  • Wheel hoop fits 26” to 29” wheels and tires from 23mm to 4.0” with no adjustment needed
  • Accommodates bike wheelbases up to 52”
  • Integrated TorqueRight™ knob quickly and easily secures the bike with precision
  • Requires no wheel removal and makes no contact with the bike frame - a great option for carbon fiber bikes and custom paint jobs
  • Sleek, low profile tray minimizes hatch interference
  • Tool-free, universal mounting hardware fits most roof racks
  • Add your own bike lock to the integrated lock loop for additional bike security when your vehicle is parked
  • Easily convert to integrate with T-Slot crossbars with the addition of a SmarT-Slot Kit
  • Add SKS Locks (2) to the included TailWhip™ cable to secure your bike and mount to your roof rack (SKS keys and cores sold separately)
  • Road Tested and Approved to 45 lbs. per bike
  • Off-Road rated to 27 lbs. per bike
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