Moped Rack dual mount on honda ruckus front and rear mounts with a white background

Surfboard Moped Rack | Dual-Mount - Holds Longboards

Honda Ruckus holding a Stand Up Paddleboard, near the beach in a tropical environment. There are lots of green trees in the background and a walkway.

close up shot of the of the front mount-point our SUP moped rack. There is a Stand Up Paddleboard in the rack and there is a pathway next to the bike.

Close up of the rear mount point for the SUP moped rack. There is a teal stand up paddleboard in the rack while the moped sits on lush grass with the ocean in the background.

Close up of the SUP Moped and Dual Mount Bike Rack Bungie loops being used to secure a board in the rack.

man in wetsuit on white e-bike using longboard rack at the beach to go surfing

Moped rack parked out front of a garage with a lost surfboards fishy shape board in the rack.

2 surfboards being held in the surf board moped rack at the same time using the optional SUP arms

Surfboard Rack on a Quad for a lifeguard station in California

Honda Ruckus Moped parked at the beach using the dual-mount surfboard rack having no board on the rack

dual-mount moped rack being used with both mounts attached to the rear of the bike

This rack being shown mounted on the underside of a platform within a sprinter / utility van. The rack keeps the board up off the vans floor safely out of harms way. Removing the need for a board bag.

The rack shown mounted inside a Sprinter Van / Utility van. Perfect for overloading adventures it will keep your surfboard (or SUP Stand Up Paddleboard) locked and loaded for road trips.

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Surfboard Moped Rack | Dual-Mount | Holds Longboards

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$139.99

Dual-Mount System Keeps Longer Boards Stable
For Scooters/Mopeds, Motorcycles, & Quads
Soft Rubber Protects Your Board
Has Holes to Secure a Bungie (sold separately)
Easily Remove Arms with Quick-Release Feature
Safely Transports Both Longboards & Shortboards!
Never Look For Parking Again! 😉

Add SUP arms? (can hold 2 Surfboards):

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Dual-Mount System Keeps Longer Boards Stable
For Scooters/Mopeds, Motorcycles, & Quads
Soft Rubber Protects Your Board
Has Holes to Secure a Bungie (sold separately)
Easily Remove Arms with Quick-Release Feature
Safely Transports Both Longboards & Shortboards!
Never Look For Parking Again! 😉

This is our most versatile Moped / Motorbike rack. It has the ability to safely transport Surfboards, Wakeboards, and Longboards. It includes 2 separate arms (Dual-Mount System) which can be used to mount them together (for shortboards or wakeboards) or space them out across the bike to stabilize them better for longboards, or boards of a longer length. They also use a stable quick-release system for removing the arms easily when not in use. What's different about these racks is the quick-release attaches at the base of the mount avoiding the need to have any pipes hanging out getting in the way when not in use. Also, changing these out only takes mere seconds.

This mobile system is compatible with a variety of mopeds, motorcycles, and other motorized vehicles using the provided ultra-compatible mounting hardware. This rack mounts via versatile clamps that can mount on a variety of areas on the bike or vehicle. 3-sizes of mount adapters are included to mount to a variety of luggage rack tube sizes. A luggage rack is usually recommended, but because of the rack's versatility, they're compatible with a large variety of mounting points on vehicles. You can securely mount it to the frame, piping, or an existing rack. This rack fits perfectly on the Honda Ruckus, but can easily fit onto a variety of other bikes too. When you just want to go for a ride without the boards, the hooks easily come out, and lock back into place in a flash, using it's patented quick-release system.

The piping is also covered in a high-quality rubber, helping to prevent dings, and includes holes in case you want to attach a bungie (sold separately) which keeps the board tied down when driving down winding or bumpee roads.

Saving time and gas while riding eco-friendly is in style! Having to drive around aimlessly trying to find parking when you get to the local beach break or reef is not. Get rock star parking every time! You'll be stoked on this rack, just as much as we are. Once you have one of these attached to your ride surf checks and finding parking at the beach will be so easy!

*It is recommended to mount the arms further apart (closer to the front and back of the vehicle) if you're planning on using boards over 10' for added stability. *

In addition, an optional SUP set of arms can be added to the purchase. These bars provide a 6" gap for those thicker SUP boards, and can accommodate inflatable stand up paddle boards. Also, they can hold 2 surfboards (shortboards.)

The mounting pipes (sleeves) that actually mount up to the moped or luggage rack are 10" in length.

Headed to costa and looking for solution to carry 2 boards on a bike. One long board and 1 7 foot. Would this support 2 boards if using the sup version with the bigger gap or would i rewuire 1 rack on either side. Also does wxhaist pipe heat damage these at all (melt)
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Adding the optional SUP arms on this surfboard moped & motorcycle rack enables you to be able to carry 2 surfboards.

However, please take into consideration that the inside gap of the SUP arms is 6". So depending on the thickness of those surfboards in question as well as each board's entry and exit rockers can largely play as factors.

One way to judge compatibility is to align where you would install each mounting tube on the bike, then align these areas with where the estimated contact points of the boards are.
Then measure the gap (top and bottom) of the boards while they're stacked to see if they would fit within that 6" limitation.

For your alternative mounting approach: We have heard of customers using 2 racks installed - one on each side successfully, but can't recommend it personally as we've never tried.
There is also the increased safety concerns with being locked in and surrounded with two boards that should be taken into consideration, and factor where this setup is planned to be used. We've been to Costa Rica a couple of times and mostly it's pretty chill dirt roads that get you to the surf, but there are also heavily trafficked areas that should be of concern also.

As for exhaust pipe heat damage we haven't heard of any issues pertaining to these, but we do recommend using your best judgement and also try to install the surf rack on the opposite side of the exhaust pipe if possible.
I want something like this to carry a tall beach chair. Once you have the mount on your seat post can you easily remove and reconnect the hooks so they are only on when needed. I don't want to have to remove the seat post connector each time.
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The hooks that are used as carriers on this rack easily remove with a simple pushpin locking mechanism. So when you're ready to use the rack for storage the hooks simply slide in and lock within seconds, and just as easily removed when not in use. When the hooks are uninstalled there is very little hanging off the bike. There will be no need to install/remove the seat post connector each time.
Hey Guys, Do I need 2 at $119 for one board or is that the price for one complete rack for a board? Thanks, Garry
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The purchase price of this rack is for a full set that will hold 1 surfboard.
I have a Badfish IRS (inflatable river surfer) it is 5” thick and 33” wide, will this mount work? Riding a Yamaha Zuma 125 for shuttles to the river.
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For that board I would go with the SUP version of the rack instead:

https://www.epicsurfracks.com/Bike/Bike-Mopeds-Motorcycle/SUP-MOPED-RACK

This rack has larger arms that would be more suitable for the thicker board you want to use.

As for mounting options as long as you have a luggage rack (preferably front & rear) you should be good to go. Let us know if you have any other questions
Can you please send me information and pictures on the attachment points? I would like to order this ASAP but need to know if they will fit on my motorcycle first. Thank you.
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There is a picture of them in the photo catalog at the top of the page Here.

They are traditional C-clamps that lock around any round tube.
Hi, I have a Yamaha SR 400 with a small rack on the back. There's no rack on the front. Would the dual-mount rack work on that bike? I mean, if I can't find a place to put it on the front I could just mount both bars to the rear rack, right? Or would it be better to go for the single-mount moped rack? I'll be transporting boards of 6'6" up to about 7'6" but it's possible I'll throw a 9' log on there once in a while.
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Great question!

The dual-mount version of that Surfboard Moped rack should work great for that rear rack, and in most cases will work better than the single-mount version for what you're using it for, as you can spread the mount points out further across the rack.

The more you can get the mount points spread out the more stable the transported board will be. This is especially true for that 7'6" and more so for the 9' log. The front rack isn't necessarily required but is obviously a plus when transporting the bigger boards.

great setup

the moped rack is great. I put it on a cargo ebike and it took some figuring out.. The hardware provided was fantastic and I was able to make it work. Its a very customizable setup and should work for almost all setups.

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I wanted a way to transport my board to the coast (2+ hours) so I can do some surfing while I motorcycle camp. I installed the racks on my 2013 BMW F800GS. After a few test rides, I am stoked! Had my 9'6" longboard on them yesterday, speeds up to 70-75 MPH on a windy day. No issues or problems at all. Looking forward to my next weekend off and hitting the Northwest coast!