[FreetheMitochondria]

Hello Everyone,

I just purchased a 2015 Jeep Renegade Limited (Colorado Red) a couple of weeks ago, and I'm enjoying every second of driving it. This weekend, I've been working on a bike mount that allows your bike to be inside and it should be finished today. I mocked it up and drove around with the bike mounted and had no problems. Ill be posting more pics and possibly a video in the near future.

 

[Payton Orange]

Looks like you remove both front and rear wheels, is that right?

 

[Lackadazikal]

Congrats and welcome!

 

[Mrsig]

and enjoy the forum!

 

[CARiD]

Congrats on your Jeep and welcome to the club! There are lots of great choices for parts, service and many owners willing to help you. If you ever have questions feel free to reach out - we are always ready to help!

 

[jgarcia8735]

Welcome! Join our Texas group on facebook and Instagram... we've already had one small meet and looking to get more folks in on the next one.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1078254632186065/
https://www.instagram.com/jeeprenegadestx/

 

[FreetheMitochondria]

Thanks everyone!
Payton Orange the rear wheel stays on. The front obviously comes off. I'm thinkin about adding a rack for the wheel so I don't have too lay it down.

 

[LAS]

Hello Everyone,

I just purchased a 2015 Jeep Renegade Limited (Colorado Red) a couple of weeks ago, and I'm enjoying every second of driving it. This weekend, I've been working on a bike mount that allows your bike to be inside and it should be finished today. I mocked it up and drove around with the bike mounted and had no problems. Ill be posting more pics and possibly a video in the near future.

thanks for the pic. looks like the handle bar would come close to the hatch glass. any problems? i'm thinking of doing the same, would be nice to keep the bike out of the elements and locked inside the car.

 

[26921]

Nice idea. I wonder, other than visibility out the back, especially with the 40/20/40 rear seats, if it wouldnt' be better to mount the bike through the center. That would leave more room for 2 rear passengers if you need it. Just something to think about.

 

[FreetheMitochondria]

The visibility isn't bad at all. I was finally able to test it out the other day and it worked fine. The bike didn't move and it stayed solid throughout the whole trip. I'll post the finished product and a video showing the bike while the vehicle is in motion by this weekend.

 

[FreetheMitochondria]

As for the handle bars, they are close to the glass, but the hatch closes with no problems. I wanted to be able to put the bike through the section where only one seat drops and still maximize the amount of room for stuff that I may need.