Used to have exactly that in my old 4runner! Wasn't hard to do at all, I just got tired of having to ratchet down the fork to fit the bars in.. I built this entire rack out of just what I had in the shop for prototype testing. Keeping in mind that im EXTREMEMLY picky, I declared the rack a failure until I can find better bearings and a much stronger latch. That, and even while I was building it I was already changing the design. The next version will be ENTIRELY different. But one thing about this rack... The fact that it swings out isn't the cool part. The cool part is that it holds trail tools on the back side, and the wheel trays are interchangeable. One rack will hold a road bike, a 29er, a bmx bike, a mtn bike and a snowboard all at the same time. Or 4 road bikes, all bmx bikes, etc...

 Ha, you know id loved to hook you up...but I gotta keep this going so I need to sell one to build two more, then 4, then 8, then dominate the world! Muahahahahahahaha! But seriously, if I give this one away then my rack building days are done. I'm that broke. And is frustrating because I have SO many ideas! Also, that rack no longer exists. I have no time for failures, gotta keep pushing forward. The issues with the hinge and latch were slowing my progress on usability so I chopped that over up and used its guts on the current rack. The current one is no bullshit, no swing out, nothing. And its still trickest rack I've seen. And has a few new tricks as well! No details until I'm ready to post pics again. I can't stop people from stealing ideas, but I can at least say I had them first.

 @dirteveryday: I have no idea how I found this commenting section, but it made me happy.