If you purchase a "Pink Colored" Bones 801 rack, Saris will donate a portion of the proceeds to Breast Cancer Research, so think Pink. See below for more information.

With a three-bike capacity and non-marring resin construction, you'll be on the road and wandering in no time.

Make your choice above from these great available colors: Green, Blue, Red, Yellow, Grey, and Orange!

Fits most Mountain, Road, Women's & Children's bikes.
Engineered Resin Construction for Strength.
Easily adjusts to fit most vehicle styles - Sedans, Hatchbacks, and Minivans.
Non-marring thermoplastic rubber foot pads adjust to the contours of the vehicle.
Integrated straps are designed to hold and stabilize bikes.
Arc based design fits over most spoilers and separates bikes on three different levels.

Saris recommends the #981, Hardened Steel, Locking Cable (sold separately) for locking racks and bike to vehicle. This adds security and piece of mind.

Click the "Larger Photo" button to see a fully loaded Bones, then click each thumbnail for an even bigger view.

Here is more information on Saris and Cancer Research:

Five dollars of the sale of each pink Saris Bones rack will go to breast cancer research at the UW Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center.

The UW Carbone Cancer Center is the only comprehensive cancer center in Wisconsin, as designated by the National Cancer Institute. The Cancer Center unites more than 250 physicians and scientists who work together in translating discoveries from research laboratories into new treatments that benefit cancer patients.

The UW Carbone Cancer Center is leading a number of cutting-edge breast cancer research initiatives. A few of their current research endeavors include:

Studying aspects of mammary gland biology and neoplasia using transgenic mouse models Modeling of stem cell-based breast cancer
Analyzing adult stem cell responses during tumor initiation
Identifying genetic elements in animal models that prevent breast cancer
Developing readily translatable surrogate biomarkers for hormonally non-responsive breast cancer chemoprevention trials
Understanding the molecular mechanisms governing the activity of estrogen receptor, a member of the nuclear receptor transcription factor family that is critical in normal reproduction and is implicated in the pathogenesis of breast cancer.

Visit this website for more information: UW Carbone Cancer Center Newsroom.