Sprinter Van Bike Racks

Most Owl rear door carriers handle two bikes comfortably within their weight rating. The B2 and B2 Pro support up to 200 pounds combined, which typically covers two standard bikes or one e-bike plus a lighter second bike. Adding a 1up or Kuat tray can extend capacity further, depending on the setup.

No. Owl's B2 Pro use cases confirm you can access your rear doors without removing bikes or gear first.

The B2 and B2 Pro are rated for e-bikes up to their combined 200-pound load capacity and use frame mounts that accommodate wider fat-tire frames. The Sherpa's vertical mounting works for most bike styles, too, though very heavy e-bikes are better suited to the B2 Pro's dedicated frame mounts.

Owl was the original inventor of the hinge-mounted tire and bike carrier design, refined through years of testing on our own vans rather than a bench in a lab. Every rack is TIG-welded and powder-coated in Mesa, Arizona, and comes with a three-year warranty on Owl-manufactured parts, extended to four years if an Owl location installs it.

Most racks bolt to the van through a single drilled mounting point using a template, then work through the same door hinge system that ties the carrier to your van. Bikes themselves lock to the rack with frame mounts or a vertical kit and safety straps, plus an optional pin lock for theft deterrence.