• Click here to read our installation and removal guide for Solo.

The maximum bike weight permitted for Solo is 20kg. Bear in mind the front wheel will be removed which will lower your bikes weight. If your bike is greater than 20kg, E-Solo has an increased weight limit of 35kg.

The vacuum hold for Solo is 400kg (4 vacuum cups rated to 100kg each).

Dimensions - W322mm x L322mm x H124mm

• Maximum bicycle weight - 20KG
• Included axle adaptors - 5x100 quick release, 12x100, 15x100 and 15x110 ‘boost’
• Dimensions - W322mm x L322mm x H124mm
• Product weight - 2.4kg
• Rear wheel strap length - 40cm (longer on request)
• Combined vacuum hold - 400kg
• Individual vacuum cup diameter - 152mm
• Effective vacuum hold - ≥6Hrs
• Minimum vacuum Indicator colour - Yellow

Certificate of Conformity included in every order. It serves as documentation that the product has undergone testing and evaluation to ensure it meets quality, safety, and performance criteria, ensuring customer confidence in every use.

Individual: 

• Solo modular base
• Vacuum cups x4
• High tensile bolt x3

Rear wheel cradle bag: 

• Rear wheel cradle
• Rear wheel strap
• High tensile bolt

Extras bag: 

• Axle adaptors (5x100 quick release, 12x100, 15x100 and 15x110 ‘boost’)
• Quick release skewer
• 4mm Hex Key
• Crank strap
• Grease tube
• Instructions for use QR code

We tested our carriers up to a speed of 290 km/h under controlled conditions and with appropriate safety measures. However, exceeding the speed limit will void the Mount Evo warranty. You must obey all posted speed limits and traffic conditions; if no speed limit is indicated, we recommend that you do not drive faster than 130 Km/h. You must adapt your driving style and speed to the road conditions, weather conditions and the load on your Mount Evo carrier.

20 Kg.

If your bicycle is equipped with an older QR standard, the so-called quick release (the wheel "falls out" after being released from the fork), select the 9x100mm QR adapter from the menu above. Newer wheel mounting standards can be recognized by the fixed axle in the wheels, the so-called "Through Axle" (the wheel does not fall out freely after release, it is necessary to slide this axle outwards from the wheel hub). These basic six types and sizes represent 99% of all types of bikes on the market, including road, cross and gravel bikes, cruisers, MTB, BMX bikes and E-bikes.

Absolutely. We sometimes say "wetter is better" around here, but don't take that for granted. Mount Evo usually hold up better when wet, so rain isn't a problem. Regarding the snow and cold, be aware that if you remove the stand after use in the cold, you may need to reheat it to near room temperature before the rubber is flexible enough to form a tight seal to the mounting surface. Once it's mounted (or, if you haven't removed it), you can travel. In warmer weather we also recommend that you wet the sealing edge of the suction cups before attaching. DO NOT DO THIS IN FREEZING TEMPERATURES. The vacuum suction cups would freeze to the surface of your car, preventing the vacuum pump and check valve from working properly. You will still need to wipe down your car in the cold as the vacuum mounts will not attach if there is snow or ice on the car. Dry the carrier before attaching it!

No, the vacuum suction cups, which are the only part of the Mount Evo vacuum carrier in contact with the car, are made of non-marking rubber.

Yes, Mount Evo racks are universal to all cars, so you can share driving with friends with ease.

We do not recommend using our products on foiled cars. Our tests have shown that the vacuum suction cups pull a bubble into the film during application, which damages the film and is also not a safe point for attaching the Mount Evo carrier. Some customers removed the film from the car in the exact place where they could then attach the vacuum suction cups. However, the Mount Evo carrier can also be used without problems on a car with ceramic paintwork.

We recommend that you mount the carrier in a place where the roof has a supporting structure, for example just behind the windshield or just in front of the rear window. Unsupported areas, such as in the very center of the roof, can flex when driving over bumpy roads.

The Solo bike rack can be mounted in either direction, but the bike must always face forward. Always! We don't like pictures from customers who mount the bike backwards or sideways. This voids your warranty and is not a safe way to transport your bike. Please don't do it.

Yes, we have a solution, check out our accessories page. In combination with any metal cable, they create a safe insurance against theft.

Each Mount Evo vacuum holder has an indicator strip directly on the pump piston. When the vacuum suction cup starts to lose vacuum, the piston starts to extend. When it's extended far enough and the orange indicator band is visible, it's time to pump again. You don't have to disassemble them and quickly lick them (unless, of course, such things bring you pleasure, which I won't judge...) in order to pump them up.

In addition to selling complete vacuum carriers that you could exchange for damaged ones, we also sell spare parts such as new vacuum suction cups and pistons.

"Strong as a bull." 15 cm Mount Evo vacuum suction cups have a resistance of up to 100 Kg for each of them. It is obvious that placing several vacuum suction cups on one carrier multiplies its maximum resistance and performance.

Your bicycle must always face forward on the car, but the carrier itself can also be mounted "in reverse". You may want to do this for a better fit on the roof, trunk or lid. Rotating the carrier rack can often solve mounting problems, such as the bike chain contacting the rear lid of the car, etc.