Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bed length, bike size, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Yes. The Chase Rack works for most Silverado 1500 models using the Full Size rack and Standard Clamp.
Trims Covered
Work Truck, LS, Custom, Custom Trail Boss, LT, RST, LT Trail Boss, LTZ, High Country, ZR2.
Bed Length Options
5 ft 10 in, 6 ft 7 in, 8 ft 2 in.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
One to three dirt bikes depending on bike size, bed length, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
Some ZR2 models with a bed-mounted spare tire may interfere with ramp storage brackets.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Mountain Bike Setup
Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Yes. The Chase Rack works well on Silverado HD trucks for riders who want maximum hauling capability while keeping the hitch open for towing.
Trims Covered
Work Truck, LS, LT, Custom, LTZ, High Country, ZR2.
Bed Length Options
6 ft 10 in and 8 ft 2 in.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Six mountain bikes fit more easily than in most trucks.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Up to three full-size dirt bikes on the rack, with potential room for kids bikes or extra gear depending on bed length and bike sizes.
Distance from Cab
Use 1 inch from the cab for maximum bed space unless the truck-specific camera or CHMSL notes require additional clearance.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Use 1 inch from the cab for maximum bed space unless the truck-specific camera or CHMSL notes require additional clearance.
Mountain bike setup: HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch.
Lower bar setup: Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
Dirt bike setup: HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels
Mountain Bike Setup
HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch
Dirt Bike Setup
HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels.
Lower Bar Setup
Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
Yes. The Chase Rack works for most Ford F-150 models when configured with the Full Size rack and Standard Bed Clamp. Confirm unique aftermarket, or special-edition bed setups before ordering.
Trims Covered
XL, STX, XLT, FX2, FX4, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited, Tremor, SVT Raptor, Raptor R, Harley-Davidson, Lightning, and other F-150 trims by year.
Bed Length Options
5.5 ft, 6.5 ft, 8 ft. F-150 Lightning is commonly listed with a 5.5 ft bed only.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Bed Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
One to three dirt bikes depending on bike size, bed length, and whether the Moto Offset Adapter Kit is used.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
No standard model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Mountain Bike Setup
Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Yes. The Chase Rack works well on Ford Raptor models using the Full Size rack and Standard Bed Clamp.
Trims Covered
SVT Raptor Gen 1, Raptor, Raptor R.
Bed Length Options
5.5 ft.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Bed Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
One to three dirt bikes depending on bike size and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
No standard model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Mountain Bike Setup
Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
n short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Yes. Big Days has a Maverick-specific rack designed to match the angled unibody-style bed and sit snugly against the Maverick frame.
Trims Covered
XL, XLT, Lariat, Tremor, Lobo.
Bed Length Options
4.5 ft only.
Recommended Configuration
Maverick-specific Chase Rack with truck-specific mount.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Up to three dirt bikes may fit, but it is very tight and the tailgate will not close. The Moto Offset Adapter Kit is strongly recommended for two or three dirt bikes.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack in line with the cab, but not touching it, to allow for bed flex while maximizing bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed beyond the very short bed and Maverick-specific rack geometry.
Truck Specific Observations
The Maverick is for riders who want a small, efficient truck that still feels useful and adventure-ready. The Chase Rack makes every inch of the compact bed count.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack in line with the cab, but not touching it, to allow for bed flex while maximizing bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is ideal.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in either rearward hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup: You can fit up to three dirt bikes, but it is very tight and the tailgate will not close.
Offset adapter setup: Use the Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two or three dirt bikes to move the bikes 3-4 inches forward and make the most of the 4.5 ft bed.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is ideal.
Dirt Bike Setup
You can fit up to three dirt bikes, but it is very tight and the tailgate will not close.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in either rearward hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
Use the Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two or three dirt bikes to move the bikes 3-4 inches forward and make the most of the 4.5 ft bed.
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Dirt bikes fit well in the 6 ft bed; confirm exact fit based on bike size and bed configuration.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 0.5-1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 0.5-1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is ideal.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the sixth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize stability while accounting for the shallower older Ranger bed. If the lower bar is too close to the cab, mountain bikes are more likely to touch the ground when loaded.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Dirt bikes fit well in the standard 6 ft bed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: Due to the shallow bed, no additional modifications are usually necessary. Bikes fit well.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is ideal.
Dirt Bike Setup
Dirt bikes fit well in the standard 6 ft bed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the sixth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize stability while accounting for the shallower older Ranger bed. If the lower bar is too close to the cab, mountain bikes are more likely to touch the ground when loaded.
Offset Adapter Setup
Due to the shallow bed, no additional modifications are usually necessary. Bikes fit well.
Yes. The Chase Rack works for most 2019-2023 US Ranger models using the Mid Size rack and Standard Clamp.
Trims Covered
XL, XLT, Lariat. Note: Raptor belongs in the 2024+ US Ranger generation.
Bed Length Options
5 ft and 6 ft.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bed length, bike size, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
Non-US Rangers with an integrated sports bar may require removal of the sports bar.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance. Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Yes, but some 2024+ Ranger models need extra fitment attention because of deeper bed rail geometry. If the Standard Clamp does not sit flush, Big Days recommends the Bolt-On method or a compatible T-track tonneau cover setup.
Trims Covered
XL, XLT, Lariat, Raptor.
Bed Length Options
5 ft only.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp, Bolt-On method, or compatible T-track tonneau cover depending on bed rail depth.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bike size and offset adapter setup. The Moto Offset Adapter Kit is strongly recommended for two or three dirt bikes in the 5 ft bed
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
Some new-generation Rangers have deeper bed rails that prevent the Standard Clamp from sitting fully flush. Non-US Rangers with an integrated sports bar may require removal of the sports bar.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance. Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Yes. The Chase Rack works well for Ford Super Duty owners who want to haul bikes in the bed while preserving the hitch for towing.
Trims Covered
Custom, XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited, FX4, Harley-Davidson, Cabela's, Amarillo, Lariat Outlaw, Tremor, STX, and other Super Duty trims by year.
Bed Length Options
6.75 ft and 8 ft.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Six mountain bikes fit more easily than in most trucks.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Up to three full-size dirt bikes on the rack, with potential room for kids bikes or extra gear depending on bed length and bike sizes.
Distance from Cab
Moto mounts: 1 inch. Bike mounts: 3 inches unless using washers or a lift block, then 1 inch may work. CHMSL solution 1: Raise the rack 1/2-1 inch using a block under the riser. Big Days currently recommends a black anodized 1 x 4 inch T-track segment for the cleanest look and function. CHMSL solution 2: Insert two standard washers under the bike mount and replace the 5/8 inch 1/4-20 bolt with a 7/8 inch 1/4-20 bolt.
Known Fitment Issues
2024+ F-250 and F-350 models may need additional CHMSL clearance when bike mounts are centered. Trucks with the rear-facing bed camera may have about 75% of the camera view blocked by the rack; camera relocation kits may help.
Truck Specific Observations
CHMSL solution 1: Raise the rack 1/2-1 inch using a block under the riser. Big Days currently recommends a black anodized 1 x 4 inch T-track segment for the cleanest look and function.
CHMSL solution 2: Insert two standard washers under the bike mount and replace the 5/8 inch 1/4-20 bolt with a 7/8 inch 1/4-20 bolt.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Moto mounts: 1 inch. Bike mounts: 3 inches unless using washers or a lift block, then 1 inch may work.
CHMSL solution 1: Raise the rack 1/2-1 inch using a block under the riser. Big Days currently recommends a black anodized 1 x 4 inch T-track segment for the cleanest look and function.
CHMSL solution 2: Insert two standard washers under the bike mount and replace the 5/8 inch 1/4-20 bolt with a 7/8 inch 1/4-20 bolt.
Mountain bike setup: HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch.
Lower bar setup: Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
Dirt bike setup: HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels.
Mountain Bike Setup
HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch.
Dirt Bike Setup
HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels.
Lower Bar Setup
Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
Yes. The Chase Rack works well on GMC Canyon models using the Mid Size rack and Standard Clamp.
Trims Covered
SL, SLE, SLT, All Terrain, Elevation, AT4, AT4X, Denali.
Bed Length Options
5 ft 2 in and 6 ft 2 in.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bed length, bike size, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Yes for most non-CarbonPro Sierra 1500 beds. CarbonPro beds require a separate workaround and are not compatible with current standard mounting options.
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp for non-CarbonPro beds.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
One to three dirt bikes depending on bike size, bed length, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
2019+ AT4 CarbonPro Edition and Denali CarbonPro Edition: current standard mounting options do not work on CarbonPro beds. Some customers have used a CarbonPro-compatible tonneau cover with integrated T-track and mounted to that T-track.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Mountain Bike Setup
Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Yes. The Chase Rack works well on Sierra HD trucks for riders who want to carry bikes and gear in the bed while keeping the hitch open for towing.
Trims Covered
Base Sierra, Pro, SLE, SLT, AT4, AT4X, Denali, Denali Ultimate.
Bed Length Options
6 ft 10 in and 8 ft 2 in.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Six mountain bikes fit more easily than in most trucks.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Up to three full-size dirt bikes on the rack, with potential room for kids bikes or extra gear depending on bed length and bike sizes.
Distance from Cab
Use 1 inch from the cab for maximum bed space unless the truck-specific camera or CHMSL notes require additional clearance.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Use 1 inch from the cab for maximum bed space unless the truck-specific camera or CHMSL notes require additional clearance.
Mountain bike setup: HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch.
Lower bar setup: Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
Dirt bike setup: HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels.
Mountain Bike Setup
HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch.
Dirt Bike Setup
HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels.
Lower Bar Setup
Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
No. The first-generation Honda Ridgeline is not compatible with the standard Chase Rack because of its unibody-style bed construction and lack of a usable clamping surface.
Trims Covered
RT, RTS, RTL, RTX, Sport, SE, and other first-generation Ridgeline trims by year. Removed newer trims such as TrailSport and Black Edition from this first-generation section.
Bed Length Options
Approximately 5 ft 4 in / 64 in.
Recommended Configuration
Not compatible.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Not compatible.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Not compatible.
Distance from Cab
Not compatible
Known Fitment Issues
No compatible Big Days setup listed. No current solution listed due to original Ridgeline bed style.
Only with a compatible T-track tonneau cover. The Ridgeline inner bedside is flat, which does not leave a secure location for the rack to clamp to directly.
Trims Covered
Sport, RTL, RTL-T, RTL-E, TrailSport, Black Edition, and other second-generation Ridgeline trims by year.
Bed Length Options
Approximately 5 ft 4 in / 64 in.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with T-Track tonneau cover adapter only.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two dirt bikes may fit with the tailgate closed when using the offset adapter. Three dirt bikes generally require the tailgate down.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
Requires a compatible T-track tonneau cover. Confirm the tonneau cover, T-track rating, and mounting details before purchase
Truck Specific Observations
The Ridgeline can work for riders who want a comfortable midsize daily driver with bike and moto utility, but it requires a T-track tonneau cover setup. This is as a special-case fitment, not a standard clamp-on setup.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fourth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Dirt bikes fit very tight in the Ridgeline bed. Many customers must move the rear wheel to the side to close the tailgate with two full-size dirt bikes.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: With the 5 ft 4 in bed, two dirt bikes can fit with the tailgate closed, or three with the tailgate down.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
Dirt Bike Setup
Dirt bikes fit very tight in the Ridgeline bed. Many customers must move the rear wheel to the side to close the tailgate with two full-size dirt bikes
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fourth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
With the 5 ft 4 in bed, two dirt bikes can fit with the tailgate closed, or three with the tailgate down.
Yes. The Chase Rack works well on Jeep Gladiator models, with mount choice depending on the bed rail setup.
Trims Covered
Sport, Sport S, Willys Sport, Willys, Overland, Altitude, Texas Trail, Freedom, High Altitude, Mojave, Mojave X, Rubicon, Rubicon X, Nighthawk.
Bed Length Options
5 ft only.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Deck Rail Mount or Standard Clamp, depending on bed setup.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bike size and offset adapter setup. The Moto Offset Adapter Kit is strongly recommended for two or three dirt bikes.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance. Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Yes. The Chase Rack works on most Nissan Frontier models using the Mid Size rack and Standard Clamp, but Utili-track beds may require extra installation care.
Trims Covered
Base, XE, SE, LE, Desert Runner, NISMO, S, SV, SL, PRO-X, PRO-4X, Hardbody Edition.
Bed Length Options
5 ft and 6 ft.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bed length, bike size, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
Nissan Utili-track bed rail system: the Standard Clamp can often work, but the clamp must sit tightly above the Utili-track system. This can make installation more difficult and may require special wrench access or two people
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance. Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Yes. The Chase Rack works on most Nissan Titan models using the Full Size rack and Standard Clamp, but Utili-track beds may require extra installation care.
Trims Covered
XD, XE, SE, LE, S, SV, SL, PRO-4X, Platinum Reserve.
Bed Length Options
5 ft 6 in and 6 ft 6 in.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
One to three dirt bikes depending on bike size, bed length, and offset adapter setup
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
Nissan Utili-track bed rail system: the Standard Clamp can often work, but the clamp must sit tightly above the Utili-track system. This can make installation more difficult and may require special wrench access or two people.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Mountain Bike Setup
Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
One to three dirt bikes depending on bike size, bed length, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
2009-present RamBox models: not compatible. No known solution is listed other than replacing the entire bed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Mountain Bike Setup
Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Yes for non-RamBox beds. The Chase Rack works well on Ram HD trucks for riders who want serious hauling and towing capability.
Trims Covered
ST, SLT, Sport, Power Wagon, Laramie, Laramie Longhorn, Longhorn, Tradesman, Big Horn, Lone Star, Outdoorsman, Limited, Limited Longhorn, Rebel, Tungsten.
Bed Length Options
6 ft 4 in and 8 ft.
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Six mountain bikes fit more easily than in most trucks.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Up to three full-size dirt bikes on the rack, with potential room for kids bikes or extra gear depending on bed length and bike sizes.
Distance from Cab
Use 1 inch from the cab for maximum bed space unless the truck-specific camera or CHMSL notes require additional clearance.
Known Fitment Issues
2012-present RamBox models: not compatible. No known solution is listed other than replacing the entire bed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Use 1 inch from the cab for maximum bed space unless the truck-specific camera or CHMSL notes require additional clearance.
Mountain bike setup: HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch.
Lower bar setup: Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
Dirt bike setup: HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels.
Mountain Bike Setup
HD trucks are the easiest trucks for fitting six mountain bikes. Keep mounts at least 4 inches apart where possible so the bikes do not touch.
Dirt Bike Setup
HD trucks are ideal for high-capacity moto setups. Customers can run three dirt bikes on the rack and, depending on bike sizes and bed length, may also fit kids bikes or extra gear below and behind the front wheels.
Lower Bar Setup
Because HD beds are taller than most full-size truck beds, any of the four rearward holes can work. Use the hole closest to the cab for maximum bike stability.
Only with a compatible T-track tonneau cover. The Rivian R1T inner bedside is flat, which does not leave a secure location for the rack to clamp to directly.
Mid Size Chase Rack with T-track tonneau cover clamp only if a compatible T-track tonneau cover is installed.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing, but confirm the T-track tonneau cover setup first.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes may be possible only with a compatible T-track tonneau cover and offset adapter setup, but the short bed makes this a special-case fitment.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
All models require a compatible T-track tonneau cover. Confirm the cover, T-track rating, and mounting details before purchase.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance. Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
No. The Chase Rack itself is not directly compatible with the Cybertruck because of the unibody-style bed and unique factory structure.
Trims Covered
Rear-Wheel Drive / Long Range, All-Wheel Drive, Cyberbeast, Foundation Series.
Bed Length Options
Approximately 6 ft 1 in.
Recommended Configuration
The Big Days Chase Rack is not directly compatible.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Not available as a standard Chase Rack setup.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Not available as a standard Chase Rack setup. Some customers have adapted Big Days moto or ski/snowboard mounts to aftermarket racks.
Distance from Cab
Not compatible
Known Fitment Issues
All models: not directly compatible. Customers have mounted Big Days moto or ski/snowboard mounts to a Putco-style aftermarket rack, but moto mounts may require drilling two holes into the mount. This should be framed as custom/adapted, not standard compatibility.
Yes for many Hilux beds using the Mid Size rack and Standard Clamp, but confirm market-specific bed rails and sports bar configuration before ordering.
5 ft, 6 ft, 7.5 ft depending on market and body style
Recommended Configuration
Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bed length, bike size, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
Models with a non-removable sports bar may not work without removing or modifying the sports bar.
Truck Specific Observations
The Hilux is known for toughness, rough-road use, work, camping, and long-distance trips. The Chase Rack helps Hilux owners turn that durability into a cleaner bike and moto hauling setup.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance. Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length. Call us and we'll help find the best fit for you.
Yes. The Chase Rack can work on the Toyota T100 using the Mid Size rack and Standard Clamp.
Trims Covered
Base / Standard, DX, SR5, One Ton.
Bed Length Options
6.5 ft and 8 ft.
Recommended Configuration
Mid Size Chase Rack with Standard Clamp.
# of Mountain Bikes Carried
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Dirt bikes should fit well because of the longer bed lengths, but confirm exact bike and bed setup before publishing final claims.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while maximizing bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Truck Specific Observations
The T100 is for riders who appreciate older Toyota reliability and want a budget-friendly moto truck, mountain bike shuttle rig, or adventure hauler. The Chase Rack helps the T100 carry more and keep up with newer trucks.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while maximizing bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is ideal.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup: Because the T100 has 6.5 ft and 8 ft bed options, confirm whether the generic under-5 ft 4 in offset adapter recommendation is needed before publishing.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is ideal.
Dirt Bike Setup
Because the T100 has 6.5 ft and 8 ft bed options, confirm whether the generic under-5 ft 4 in offset adapter recommendation is needed before publishing.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Four mountain bikes is ideal. Five can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
Two to three dirt bikes depending on bed length, bike size, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Known Fitment Issues
No known model-specific issues listed.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack about 1 inch from the cab to allow for bed flex while keeping the rack as tight to the cab as practical to maximize bed space.
Mountain bike setup: Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Three full-size dirt bikes: Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch.
Mixed bike sizes: For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter.
No offset adapter: For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Mountain Bike Setup
Five bikes can fit, but it is tight. Four bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Five usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
For beds under 5 feet 4 inches, Big Days strongly recommends the Moto Offset Adapter Kit when carrying two or three dirt bikes. It moves the bikes 3-4 inches farther forward and improves tailgate clearance.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser unless the truck-specific notes say otherwise.
Offset Adapter Setup
Use one Moto Offset Adapter Kit for two dirt bike mounts, then add a third adapter for the middle bike. Run two adapters rearward and one upright so the handlebars do not touch. For three variable-size bikes, two adapters may be enough if the smallest bike fits without an additional adapter. For one or two dirt bikes, many customers can space the moto mounts wide and angle the bikes slightly inward to close the tailgate. This depends on bike size and bed length.
Five mountain bikes is ideal. Six can fit with careful spacing.
# of Dirt Bikes Carried
One to three dirt bikes depending on bike size, bed length, and offset adapter setup.
Distance from Cab
Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Known Fitment Issues
Trims with rear-facing bed camera may have about 75% of the camera view blocked by the rack. Camera relocation kits may help.
Recommended Setup
Installation Setup
Distance from cab: Set the rack 1.5 inches from the cab to allow for bed flex during off-road use.
Mountain bike setup: Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Lower bar setup: Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Dirt bike setup without offset adapter: Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Dirt bike setup with offset adapter: In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
Mountain Bike Setup
Six bikes can fit, but it is tight. Five bikes is the ideal customer recommendation. Six usually requires extra spacing and adjustment to keep bikes from touching.
Dirt Bike Setup
Full-size dirt bikes typically fit well in the standard short bed. With some enduro fenders, the rear fender may contact the top of the tailgate. Use a 1-2 inch block, 2x4, or ramp under the rear tire when needed.
Lower Bar Setup
Set the drop brackets in the fifth hole from the cab on the base of the riser to maximize bike stability.
Offset Adapter Setup
In short beds, full-size dirt bikes will most likely need a block under the rear tire so the fender clears the tailgate. A 2 inch lift typically raises the fender about 3-4 inches.
3 dirt bikes in the rack, towing with hitch open, plus gear
Midsize Trucks
Mid Size Chase Rack
Standard Clamp or Deck Rail
2-3 dirt bikes with offset adapter notes, 4-5 mountain bikes, plus gear
Compact Trucks
Compact Chase Rack (Maverick Only)
Truck-specific mount
Maximizing small beds for bikes and light moto setups, plus gear
Unibody / Specialty EV Trucks
Varies
Usually T-track or not compatible
Requires extra confirmation before ordering
* Truck bed dimensions, factory rail systems, cameras, special editions, tonneau covers, and aftermarket accessories can change by year and trim. Feel free to confirm any unusual setup with Big Days before ordering — call or text us at (385) 472-4698.
BIG DAYS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Will the Chase Rack rack work with my truck?
Fits (All Model Years):
Chevrolet Silverado 1500, 2500, 3500
GMC Sierra 1500, 2500, 3500
RAM 1500, 2500, 3500
Toyota Tundra, Tacoma*, T100
Nissan Titan, Frontier*
Ford F-150, F-250, F-350, F-450
Jeep Gladiator*
Chevrolet Colorado*
Ford Ranger*
GMC Canyon*
Toyota Hilux*
Ford Maverick**
*Dirtbikes will have to be positioned slightly sideways to close the tailgate
**Select Maverick-specific rack at checkout
Does NOT Fit:
Any Ram with the RamBox
Honda Ridgeline
Trucks with Rigid Tonneau covers
Rivian R1T
Hyundai Santa Cruz
Subaru Brat/Baja
Tesla Cybertruck (is it a truck?)
El Camino/Ranchero
What is the Deck Rail?
Toyota and Nissan (and occasionally other brands) sometimes use a system called “Deck Rail”. This is a system that has a channel on the underside of the bed rail that accessories can slide within. You will typically see handles or Tie Down Points in the rail from the factory. If you have this, you will need to order the Deck Rail clamp.
Will the rack work with a Tonneau cover?
Yes, there are multiple options for using a Tonneau cover.
- T-Track Covers: Yes - Soft Roll Covers: Yes, with exceptions - 3 or 4 Fold Hard Covers: No - Hard Roll Covers: Yes, with exceptions
T-Track-equipped covers are the easiest. They feature integrated tracks that allow for easy attachment of the Big Days rack using optional T-Track mounting hardware.
Soft-shell tonneau covers can work as well if they don't have a T-Track function. The rack will likely need to be bolted directly to the truck, which means drilling a hole in the top of the top of the bed, outboard of the cover. This method requires at least 3 inches of flat bed rail outboard of the cover for the risers to rest on. If the tonneau cover extends all the way to the outside of the bed, it will not be compatible.
Not compatible:
-Hard-body tonneau covers – These sit flush with the bed rails and prevent the rack from mounting. -Tri-fold tonneau covers – Most tri-fold covers interfere with the rack’s mounting system and bike clearance. We have had some customers drill into them and mount the rack dirtecly to them, but this isn't a tested option.
Note that MTB hauling uses our lower crossbar, which sits in the bed. It will conflict with a tonneau cover and need to be removed when closing the cover. We've added a simple design to make for quick lower bar removal (under 30 seconds)
The Bolt-On option requires drilling into the bed of your truck. You will need to drill 4 - ⅜” size holes into the top of your truck bed side rails for the rack to work.
What tools do I need for installation?
A 4mm allen wrench is included with each rack. Aside from that you will need a 13mm wrench (socket is preferred), and if you are doing the drill in option, a drill with a ⅜” bit. For the hitch rack, a 19mm wrench will be needed to secure the hitch lock into place. A second person is also very useful and can provide good comedic entertainment if you pick the right person.
Why is there no specific place for my rear wheel to go on the bike holder?
You’ll notice that we don’t have a specific spot for the rear wheel to stay on the lower bar on both the TrailBreaker and TrailHead racks. We’ve done this for a very specific reason. Every bike is a different size and length, so when the rear wheel is restricted to a single position, the rack manufacturers must allow for wiggle room to make the varying bike sizes work. Wiggle room means one thing: WIGGLE. When there is independent movement in the bikes, you get bikes touching each other, leading to damage to your bikes. By not restricting where the rear wheel goes, it allows the bikes on the rack to sit in the best possible position for each bike, making for a more secure ride. That way, when you hit extreme bumps or holes, the bikes will move together, not independently.
Does the bar in the bed come out?
The lower cross beam can be easily removed to allow for 100% truck bed usability. What have we found through driver feedback? That bar does way more than people ever thought it would, so maybe you won’t want to take it out as much as you think you will...
How do I load a dirtbike into the Big Days dirtbike mount?
Option 1: Ramp Load - Using the optional ramp, lightly throttle the bike up and into the Moto Mount. The bike will be Then, once loaded, scoot the bike off of the ramp, remove the ramp, and scoot the bike back into place.
Option 2: Two Person Load - Once the bike is in the bed of the truck, each person grabs the lowers of each side of the fork, and lifts the bike up into the mount, making sure to not bump the one towards the outside of the truck out of the truck.
Option 3: One Person Load - Get the bike into the bed, then lift the bike onto a middle ground surface, IE the lower bar, a cooler, etc. Then, get underneath the bike, and lift straight up and into the tray.
For more information, go to our moto page for videos on how to load dirt bikes.
How does the T-Track system work?
T-Tracks aren’t something new; the T-Track system has been used in construction for years. It’s built for durability and strength, two things that are the core of our business, so it was a no brainer to go this route for us. The way it works is fairly straightforward: there is a specifically shaped channel within the different cross bars. These channels have 1, 2, or 3 hole nuts that are built to slide within these channels.
How do the DIY Utility Brackets work?
The DIY brackets are designed to hold anything, in any way. From fridges to loads from the hardware store, they can be adapted to carry anything you think. WIth our T-Track system, the L Brackets attach at a point and then are able to be loosened so they can slide to fit the size of the load you need to carry. Once in position, simply tighten them down, then use a tie down strap or a bungee cord to secure your load.
