Big Days builds the Chase Rack, a truck bed rack that carries bikes, e-bikes and dirt bikes, and the Trailbreaker moto rack. Chase Racks are built to order in Utah. Bike, dirt bike, ski and snowboard, and Hi-Lift jack mounts bolt to the rack's T-track, and the in-bed moto ramp and Headache Rack Pro add on to the Chase Rack. Each product page lists the bed sizes it fits.
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Big Days Chase Rack Pro | 5 Bike Truck Bed Rack | Mid-Size
$3,534.00
Big Days Chase Rack Elite | 2 Bike + 2 Moto Truck Bed Rack
$3,109.00
Big Days Chase Rack Essential | 3 Bike + 1 Moto Truck Bed Rack
$2,025.00
Big Days Chase Rack Essential | 2 Moto + Ramp Truck Bed Rack
$1,750.00
Big Days Chase Rack Baja 1000 Pro | 3 Moto Truck Bed Rack
$4,148.95
Big Days Headache Rack Pro | Chase Rack Cab Protection
$600.00
Big Days Bike/eBike Mount | Chase Rack T-Track Add-On
$175.00
Big Days Motorcycle/eMoto Mount | Chase Rack T-Track Add-On
$250.00
Big Days Moto Offset Kit | 2 Adapters for 3-Moto Fit
$150.00
Big Days Ski/Snowboard Mount | Chase Rack T-Track Set of 2
$120.00
Truck Bed Ski / Snowboard Rack | Chase System Mount
From $1,120.00
Big Days Hi-Lift Jack Mount | Chase Rack T-Track Set
$120.00
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