Hello.

Has anyone used one of these?
https://www.axrak.com/

Please share your experience with it.

It appears to be the best solution in transporting the guitar. What do you think? How do you transport yours with your bike?

I transport my bass in a soft-shell case with backpack straps. Way easier than that Axrak looks.

I like how the inventor found a solution to a problem and took the time to implement it, however I don't think it's a good design or implementation. It's inherently way too unstable. IMO a much better solution is some sort of trailer that keeps the case lower such as the Burley Travoy or something similar.

Agreed. I refuse to carry a guitar on a bike for a variety of reasons...including the time that I saw a cyclist riding with a guitar strapped to his back forget how much taller it made him, when he hooked the neck on a low tree branch. Other than that, I feel that it would throw off my balance...and given that, I would worry about damaging the guitar if I were to crash.

I would suggest finding a used child cart or similar at good will etc, too much bulk on the back and that willie nelson rack looks like it would throw off your balance.
I am a professional bassist and I just have the drummer pick me up.

Best is Debatable.. other Better i'd say ..

the Burly Travoy Trailer?

Or a Big Dummy Or Xtracycle or Trek Transport , Or similar Cargo Long Tail
has lots of room for a Guitar In It's Case on One side ..

Met someone touring the Coast on Her Bike , Singing and selling her self produced CD as she Went.

She had added an Xtracycle kit, to stretch the rear load capacity of her bike..
Rainsong CF Guitar in a EPS foam Light Hard, case seemed the best choice


Me I'm a Mandolin Player , More than A Guitar Player ,, my Burly CoOp made Flat Bed, Trailer,
has enough space for my FG Case and the Amp, in it's padded travel Bag.

I would love to see your setup. Any picture?

Willie Nelson rack?


Hmm, I shall try that method.

Man, that is scary.

Burley Travoy does look awesome.