Jackson Goldstone's Truck Setup: The Rack Behind the World's Faster Rider

 

If you’ve landed here, there’s a good chance you’ve already seen it.

A blacked-out Ford F-150.
A lineup of pristine downhill bikes perched above the bed.
Sometimes a dirt bike. Sometimes four mountain bikes.
Always looking dialed.

And you’re wondering:

“What rack is Jackson Goldstone running?”

You found it.

 

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Who is Jackson Goldstone?

Jackson Goldstone is widely considered one of the fastest downhill mountain bikers on the planet right now.

• Red Bull athlete

• World Cup downhill racer

• Known for explosive speed and precision

• Based in Squamish, British Columbia

But beyond racing… he’s constantly riding, traveling, and shuttling.

 

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Which means his truck setup isn’t just for show—it has to work.

Why Jackson Needed a Different Rack

Most bike racks weren’t built for how Jackson actually uses his truck.

Here’s what he needed:

• Keep bikes clean → No tailgate pads rubbing carbon frames

• Show sponsor bikes properly → Bikes visible, elevated, and dialed

• Carry multiple setups → MTB + dirt bike in one loadout

• Handle real travel → Long road trips (including Mexico runs)

• Shuttle-ready → Quick load/unload for downhill laps

Typical racks force compromises.

Jackson wasn’t interested in that.

 

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The Exact Setup on Jackson Goldstone’s Truck

Here’s what he runs on his 2025 F-150:

Base System

• Big Days Chase Rack System

Typical Loadout

• 4 Bike Mounts (for downhill + trail bikes)

• 1 Moto Mount (swapped in depending on the trip)

Alternate Setup

• 2 Dirt Bikes + 2 Mountain Bikes

This modular setup lets him adapt depending on the mission:

• Shuttle days in Squamish

• Road trips across North America

• Moto + MTB hybrid trips

 

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Why This Setup Works (When Others Don’t)

1. Bikes Stay Clean

No dragging on a tailgate.
No rubbing paint.
No mud getting blasted onto drivetrains.

2. Built for Mixed Loads

Most systems force you to choose:

• Bikes or dirt bikes

This setup does both.

3. Visibility = Value

When your bikes are worth thousands—and tied to sponsors—you don’t hide them.

You display them.

4. Real Truck Utility

• Tailgate stays functional

• Hitch stays open

• Bed space still usable

 

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Built for the Way Riders Actually Live

Jackson didn’t become one of the fastest riders in the world by doing things halfway.

His truck setup reflects the same mindset:

• Go further

• Bring more

• Make it look good

• Don’t compromise

That’s exactly what the Chase Rack System was built for.

 

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Why You Keep Seeing His Truck Everywhere

Here’s the wild part:

We don’t pay Jackson to post.

He reached out to us.
We built him a rack.
He uses it constantly.

And now:

• He’s posting it on trips

• He’s shuttling with it weekly

• He’s running it across different setups

Which is why people keep searching:

“What rack is Jackson Goldstone using?”

 

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Want the Same Setup?

If you’re trying to build a setup like Jackson’s, start here:

• Choose your truck

• Pick your mounts (bike, moto, snow)

• Configure your loadout

👉 Shop Chase Rack Systems

Or if you want help dialing your exact build:

👉 Talk to our team

 

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Final Thought

Jackson’s setup isn’t about looking cool.

(It just happens to.)

It’s about building a system that keeps up with the way you actually ride.

And if you’re the kind of person organizing trips, hauling bikes, bringing moto along, and chasing bigger days…

You’re exactly who we built this for.