Buy Swagman 64095 2-Bike Ball Mount Bike RackSwagman 64095 2-Bike Ball Mount Bike Rack Product Description:
- Transports up to 2 bikes
- Weighs 13 lbs
- Hitch: fits class 3
- Ball-hitch-mounted carrier at a tidy savings off the regular in-store price
- Weighs 5.8 width x 9.8 height x 27.3 diameter
Product Description
Haul your bikes without breaking the bank... SAVE! Bike racks don't have to be expensive! My volume buying power brings you this rugged 2-Bike, Ball-Hitch-Mounted Carrier at a tidy savings off the regular in-store price. Made by the the dependable folks at Swagman so you'll get years of hauling without a problem. Details: Rugged steel and aluminum construction carries 1 or 2 bikes; Ball mount design works with class 1, 2 or 3 hitches... receiver-style hitches require a drawbar (stinger) and the tow ball; Kratton "Gripper" cradles have cushiony vinyl that's grooved for cables and is soft and gummy to prevent scratches on your bike's finish; Generous spacing between the large "V" cradles for easy loading and ample distance separating the bikes during transportation; Triangular screw knob is easy to grip and extremely durable.; The affordable way to bring your bikes along! Order Today! Swagman 2-Bike Ball-Hitch Mount Carrier
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
sturdy and affordable
By anna d meyer
very sturdy built, holds both bikes securely, easy to install using receiver, not quit as easy using bumper as can't use tailgate and must be unbolted after use if you need access to open tailgate on a regular basis, had to get frame adapters for both our bike due to curved frames , wouldn't need to on most men/boys bikes , but they were cheap,only $15 each and installed on bike very quickly and easily, my husband was quit amazed at how securely it held the bikes, have no fears of using on long road trips/vacations, received just a few days after ordered
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.The right tool for the job.
By everyman
Sometimes you get just what you need. What I mean by that is the Swagman 64095 rack does the job better than more complex, and more common racks which swing down to allow the rear door of SUV style vehicles to be opened while the rack is in place. The reason is simple. I needed a rack for a car, not an SUV. Car trunk lids don't open outward, rather they tend go upward which allow most car trunk lids to open while this rack in place. The rack can also be easily stored in the trunk if desired. I should mention that I happen to have a spare ball hitch that wasn't being used. If I hadn't had the spare hitch, it would have necessitated an extra $20.00 to $25.00 expenditure to be able to use this rack. It is extremely ease to use this rack...the perfect tool for my bike transporting needs.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Ball mount bike racks getting hard to find!
By Jae Rosemeyer
I've carried bikes many different ways over the years. I first had a trunk-mount made by Graber that worked OK, but i got tired of always re-tightening the straps. Also, I felt it just looked UGLY on the back of my car!Years later I upgraded to a Yakima roof-top system that looked really cool, but involved lifting heavy mountain bikes above my shoulders and precisely fitting the forks into the skewer bar and bike tray. While great for an upper-body workout, it was the last thing I wanted to do after biking for a couple hours. I believe my gas mileage was suffering somewhat from having this rack on the top of the car and the icing-on-the-cake was an unfortunate incident involving my bike and a garage(not the rack's fault -user error, but you get the point).Enter the Swagman 2-bike ball mount bike rack. I already have a hitch and 2" ball mount on my car for hauling a small trailer(trucks/suvs aren't the only vehicles you can tow with -within reason, of course). The thing I like about a hitch mount is that the bikes are BEHIND the vehicle so you don't have to worry about what's on TOP of you and I doubt it creates any extra wind resistance. Finally, the rack is easy to put on/take off and fits comfortably in my trunk for when I'm not hauling bikes.I like the construction and the welds seem very robust. There is a small key-lock integrated into the tightening collar on the top so you can somewhat secure your bikes even without a cable lock or padlock(there are holes on the top plate to utilize those if you desire). My only quibble is the lack of a reflector or high-visibilty sticker on the top for safety reasons(i just think anytime you have something sticking-out from the back of your vehicle you should call it out). I can fix this myself, though. Also, the rack is fixed meaning it doesn't bend down to make clearance for a liftgate or tailgate. Not a big deal on a car with a small trunk like mine, but could be a deal-breaker on a van/truck/suv.Jae
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