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Bike rack
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Compatible car model:
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Minivan, SUV, truck
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Fit for:
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2" hitch receiver
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Material:
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Iron
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Application:
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Camping, road trip
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Bearing capacity:
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500 pounds
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Feature:
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Durable, folding, portable
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The hanging mast-style hitch bike rack, which has a mast with arms to support your bikes by the frame, is ideal for bike owners who need a bike rack, in addition to be cheaper than platform bike racks in general, hitch mount bike racks allow you to access the truck of your car without unloading the bike, apart from that, you could even haul multiple bikes on it, which is fairly efficient.
Suitable for 2-inch standard hitch receivers, with easy access to the rear end of the vehicle and an easy-to-use tilt-down function.
Easy-to-fold arms: besides convenient to tilt down, the foldable and portable arm design allows the arms of your hitch bike carrier to quickly fold up when the hitch mounted bike rack is not in use, which is convenient to transport and easy to store.
Dual-arm mounting design: optimized dual-arm bicycle rack and adjustable mounting saddle, its space can not only accommodate a variety of frame sizes and designs of bicycles, more stable, but easily accommodate up to 2 or more bicycles.
Reliable protection: Dual compound tie-down cradle could secure and protect your bikes. No-wobble bolts are able to eliminate the movement of the hitch mount carrier inside the hitch, and if you're not a fan of no-wobble bolts, the hitch bike rack also fits for installing 5/8'' diameter pins.
Heavy duty construction: around 2.5 mm thick, carrying arm tube with a maximum load of 80 lbs.
The clearance from the hitch exit to the vertical bar of the tack is 7.87 ". Please measure the distance to ensure that there is enough clearance to accommodate the spare tires on the car."
It can be attached to your hook trailer, just clip the rack to the hook and lock it, super easy and fast.
Ultra-flexible grips provide retention for those oversized bike frames and provide perfect protection
for your bike and car.
Our secondary operations in house: Our in house QC equipment: Our company philosophy:
Q1: What is a mounted bike rack?
A mounted bike rack is a carrier system attached to a vehicle (roof, trunk, hitch, or spare tire) to transport bicycles securely and conveniently during travel.
Q2: What types of mounted bike racks are available?
Roof-mounted: Bikes are secured on top of the vehicle, ideal for keeping the rear accessible.
Hitch-mounted: Attaches to a trailer hitch; offers easy loading and high capacity.
Trunk-mounted: Straps to the trunk/hatch; affordable and versatile for most cars.
Spare tire-mounted: Designed for vehicles with rear-mounted spare tires (common on SUVs/Jeeps).
Q3: What are the key advantages of a mounted bike rack?
Space-saving: Keeps the vehicle interior and cargo area free.
Security: Many models include integrated locks for bikes and the rack itself.
Capacity: Can often carry 2-5 bikes depending on design.
Accessibility: Hitch and trunk styles allow easy loading without lifting bikes overhead.
Q4: How do I choose the right rack for my vehicle?
Check your vehicle's compatibility (hitch size, roof rails, trunk shape).
Consider how many bikes you'll carry and their frame types (step-through, fat tire, etc.).
Evaluate your preferred loading style (e.g., roof racks require lifting; hitch racks often tilt for trunk access).
Q5: Will a roof rack affect my vehicle's fuel efficiency?
Yes, roof-mounted racks can increase wind resistance and reduce fuel economy by 2-10%, especially at highway speeds. Hitch and trunk racks have less impact.
Q6: Are mounted bike racks safe for my bikes and vehicle?
Yes, if properly installed. Ensure:
The rack is tightened/secured per instructions.
Bikes are strapped or clamped firmly to prevent swaying.
No contact occurs between bikes and the vehicle's paint.
Q7: Can I use a mounted bike rack with an electric or fat-tire bike?
Many modern racks support e-bikes and fat tires (up to 5" wide), but check the rack's weight limit and clamping mechanism first. Hitch racks often handle heavier bikes best.
Q8: How do I secure my bikes from theft?
Use integrated cable locks (if included) or add a heavy-duty chain lock.
For roof/hitch racks, consider locking the rack to the vehicle.
Never leave bikes unattended for extended periods.
Q9: Do I need special tools to install a mounted bike rack?
Most racks include necessary tools (wrenches, straps, keys). Hitch racks require a compatible hitch receiver (sold separately if not pre-installed). Roof racks may need crossbars.
Q10: How do I maintain my bike rack?
Rinse after exposure to salt or dirt.
Lubricate moving parts (e.g., hinges, locks) periodically.
Check straps, bolts, and frames for wear before each trip.
Store indoors when not in use to prolong lifespan.
Q1: What is a mounted bike rack?
A mounted bike rack is a carrier system attached to a vehicle (roof, trunk, hitch, or spare tire) to transport bicycles securely and conveniently during travel.
Q2: What types of mounted bike racks are available?
Roof-mounted: Bikes are secured on top of the vehicle, ideal for keeping the rear accessible.
Hitch-mounted: Attaches to a trailer hitch; offers easy loading and high capacity.
Trunk-mounted: Straps to the trunk/hatch; affordable and versatile for most cars.
Spare tire-mounted: Designed for vehicles with rear-mounted spare tires (common on SUVs/Jeeps).
Q3: What are the key advantages of a mounted bike rack?
Space-saving: Keeps the vehicle interior and cargo area free.
Security: Many models include integrated locks for bikes and the rack itself.
Capacity: Can often carry 2-5 bikes depending on design.
Accessibility: Hitch and trunk styles allow easy loading without lifting bikes overhead.
Q4: How do I choose the right rack for my vehicle?
Check your vehicle's compatibility (hitch size, roof rails, trunk shape).
Consider how many bikes you'll carry and their frame types (step-through, fat tire, etc.).
Evaluate your preferred loading style (e.g., roof racks require lifting; hitch racks often tilt for trunk access).
Q5: Will a roof rack affect my vehicle's fuel efficiency?
Yes, roof-mounted racks can increase wind resistance and reduce fuel economy by 2-10%, especially at highway speeds. Hitch and trunk racks have less impact.
Q6: Are mounted bike racks safe for my bikes and vehicle?
Yes, if properly installed. Ensure:
The rack is tightened/secured per instructions.
Bikes are strapped or clamped firmly to prevent swaying.
No contact occurs between bikes and the vehicle's paint.
Q7: Can I use a mounted bike rack with an electric or fat-tire bike?
Many modern racks support e-bikes and fat tires (up to 5" wide), but check the rack's weight limit and clamping mechanism first. Hitch racks often handle heavier bikes best.
Q8: How do I secure my bikes from theft?
Use integrated cable locks (if included) or add a heavy-duty chain lock.
For roof/hitch racks, consider locking the rack to the vehicle.
Never leave bikes unattended for extended periods.
Q9: Do I need special tools to install a mounted bike rack?
Most racks include necessary tools (wrenches, straps, keys). Hitch racks require a compatible hitch receiver (sold separately if not pre-installed). Roof racks may need crossbars.
Q10: How do I maintain my bike rack?
Rinse after exposure to salt or dirt.
Lubricate moving parts (e.g., hinges, locks) periodically.
Check straps, bolts, and frames for wear before each trip.
Store indoors when not in use to prolong lifespan.
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