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Click for more info and reviews of this Yakima Trunk Bike Racks: https://www.etrailer.com/Trunk-Bike-R... Check out some similar Trunk Bike Racks options: https://www.etrailer.com/trunk-bike-r... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-review-ya... Today we're going to be looking at the Okuma Hang Out 3 Bike rack. Part Number Y02638. The Okuma Hang out 3 is a great bike rack, which can carry up to three bikes and keeps them all secure and in place with this safety strap wrapped around both the bike rack and the bikes frames. It features stable cradle anti sway cradles to prevent bike to bike contact and to grip it around the side frame here. And while this is a hanging style bike rack, it may require the use of bike adaptor bars like this Okuma one you see in here, which is sold separately. In addition to the safety strap, we have this wheel strap for the bike closest to the vehicle to ensure that the tire doesn't make contact with the trunk or hatch. The cradles are padded and are also moveable along the arms to accommodate loading. This bike rack also has the quick trigger system for folding it out, as well as folding the inner arms down, they simply pop out, you turn them to the side and keep them in the open position, and then we're able to fold our arms down. This would be the same process for folding up our rack completely once you're finished using it. You just simply undo them and put them back into place to lock them in. This bike rack will work with most vehicles with spoilers, as well as vehicles with glass door hatches with no adaptors required. This also has padded feet where it makes contact with the glass as well as the base of the trunk, and this is to make sure that your vehicle itself will not get scratched up once this is being installed. To attach to your vehicle we'll have six rubber coated hooks placed in certain locations depending on your instructions, and those are rubber coated to make sure your vehicle doesn't get scratched up while you're putting those in those areas. And it also comes with these bands to tie up your excess once you're finished with that as well. This has a carrying capacity of 3 bikes with a maximum weight capacity of 90 pounds. You can also purchase a steel reinforced security strap, which is sold separately, part number Y02623, which will secure your rack to the trunk. You can also purchase a cable lock as well as the same key system for that cable lock, part numbers Y07233 and Y07202, which are also sold separately to secure the bikes to the rack, and once everything is finished you can fold this flat for easy storage in your trunk or garage. Now that we've gone over some of the features of the bike rack, lets go ahead and show you how it installs. Now the first step is to make sure that you have the areas clean where it's going to make contact, so the license plate area or well here and the windshield. Clean off that area, just make sure there's going to be no slippage once you have it installed. Next we'll take our bike rack, we'll set it in the general vicinity of where we want it, making sure the pads make contact where they need to, then we'll come up to these connection points here, pull these out so we can fold out the bike rack, and place it where it needs to be on the windshield. They pull out like so, push them off to the side, raise the lift upper arm, and put it into place, then we'll tighten it back up. Close up our arms, that'll just pop back into place. Now when it comes to the hook placement, always double check with your instructions to make sure you're putting the hooks in the proper locations. We'll start with the top hooks, putting them at the top of the vehicle, we'll kind of tighten this down real quick just to hold it in place, and I'll repeat this for the other side. Put that in place and cinch them down with our buckles. Next with our side hooks, we'll be placing those, with this particular vehicle, next to the tail lights, and finally with our bottom hooks, those will go on the bottom edge of the trunk like so. And these are connected, so once you tighten this up, both of those will tighten up as well, and we'll repeat this on the driver's side. Next we're going to fold out our center section here so we can start loading up our bikes. On the inside there's the same red triggers that we had on the outside, so again you'll pull those out, turn them to the side to keep them in the open position like so, then we'll lift up and tighten them back down. Now ready to load bikes. Now you'll note, for this particular type of bike it did require an adaptor bar. Swing this down, attach your straps there, come back to the top, and do the same. Once we have our first bike installed, I'm going to double check our straps, make sure they're nice and tight and then I'll tight