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Halfords Advanced Rear High Mount

This raised bike carrier from Halfords impressed us

Halfords Advanced Rear High Mount

WINNER

This raised bike carrier from Halfords impressed us.

It's now known as the Halfords Exodus Rear High Mount, and it's extremely easy to fit, plus boasts a great-value price tag.

It can accommodate three bikes - weighing up to a total of 45kg - and comes with four fitting kits.

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There are also individual rubber cradles to support each bike, plus red straps for additional security.

Considering its low price, the Rear High Mount rack is incredibly well constructed, so it had to be our winner.

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