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MaxxHaul 50027 Hitch Mount Bike Rack Platform Style 2-Bike Rack for Cars Trucks SUVs Minivans with Hitch Tightener

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Style: Rack


Features

  • Enhanced Durability: Crafted for durability, this hitch adapter fits standard 1-1/4" and 2" hitch receivers. It boasts improved construction and supports a maximum capacity of 75 lbs, with a limit of 38 lbs per bike
  • Versatile Hitch Compatibility: Designed for use on Class I, II, III, and IV hitches, this bike rack adapter offers versatility for various types of vehicles
  • Secure Bike Transportation: This bike rack platform is designed to comfortably hold and safely transport two bicycles. The hooks and tire cradles are adjustable to accommodate a wide range of bike frames, including those with wheel sizes ranging from 20" to 26"
  • Compact Design: Engineered with a removable vertical post for compact and space-efficient storage
  • Stable Design: The built-in locking knob maintains the main upright's stability, significantly reducing wobble during transport for a smoother journey
  • High Weight Capacity: With a maximum capacity of 75 lbs (38 lbs per bike), this rack provides robust support for your bikes
  • Important Note: Due to the increased distance between the rear bumper and the axle on trailers or RVs compared to cars or SUVs, using bike racks and cargo carriers in this scenario is not advisable
  • Bikes mounted on RV's, trailers, fifth-wheels may experience increased bouncing, swaying, and stress. Always use tie downs and straps during transport for added safety

Description

Features a unique hook adjusting system designed to allow quick height adjustment of hooks using quick pins then fine adjustments by rotating knobs to hold bike frame to the rack securely.

Color: black


Brand: MAXXHAUL


Load Capacity: 40 Pounds Per Bike


Mounting Type: Hitch Mount


Manufacturer: ‎MaxxHaul


Brand: ‎MAXXHAUL


Model: ‎MaxxHaul Hitch Mount Platform Style 2-Bike Rack


Item Weight: ‎33.1 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎32.25 x 11.75 x 8 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎50027


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎50027


Special Features: ‎unique clamp adjustment for safety


Date First Available: August 7, 2019


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    • Finally! Simple, sturdy, quality components, more than affordable.
Style: Rack
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It's $89, what do you expect? Well, I expected to get a poorly constructed, difficult to use, throw away piece of hardware that might get my walmart bikes to and from the campground. I've owned products from Thule and Yakima, and this certainly doesn't hold a match to the build quality of those big names. But it's $89. I expected $45 of cheap hardware and flimsy square stock. What I actually got was a decent piece of equipment that I am confident will last several years. Easy to assemble, easy to adjust, and easy to dismantle and store. Quality self-retaining through pins at every junction, more than enough horizontal and vertical adjustment to accommodate my 29er MTB and my wife's 26er (perfectly balanced, btw), and strong knurled knobs to cinch everything down. The rubber wheel straps are simply peace of mind, these bikes aren't moving. Need to get in the back of the Tahoe? Pull the pin and lay the bikes down. Is it easy? Not really, but it's not hard either. Oh, and it's $89. Throw in the bolt on, anti-wobble square bolt and 1/4 inch steel plate that doubles as a free theft deterrent? Yeah, I'm more than pleased. Got $7k worth of specialized carbons? Buy once, cry once; go buy a big name, you'll be glad you did. Got $1k in Walmart specials? Pull the trigger on this guy, you'll be glad you did. Frankly, if and when I move up to something intermediate, I won't hesitate to throw it on this rack. 89 bucks, and not a doubt in my mind the bikes are safely behind me when I get where I'm going. Good job to MAXXHAUL for finally putting out a rack that will do what the big names do, just as well, at a fraction of the price. Might buy another one just so I don't feel guilty, because I don't know how they made a dime on this thing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2021 by George B. George B.
    • Seems like a good value
Style: Rack
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Liked the price and adjustability, the clamp features are nice…assuming that the rubber straps around the tires hold up. Well made, even surprisingly great looking welds for China made. Like most reviews I don’t like all the play between the pinned upstanding leg or side beams. Close tolerance machined ends would make things a lot tighter without the need for customer made and installed shims. The wobble is somewhat inherent for a pinned assembly vs bolts…but the gaps between the tubing is large..probably 1/16” per side. But I like the pins since I can disassemble it quickly for storage otherwise I’d shim and bolt the thing together. So you absolutely need to use a racket strap or two to keep the rack from shaking…which the mfg instructions suggest when you get into the package. After doing that it’s a nice well made secure rack. It’s low cost since it has limited close tolerance machined parts…but a couple racket straps fix that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024 by Paul Paul
    • Great value for the $ ** May require modification to prevent exhaust frying bike tire **
Style: Rack
Review Image by Mark Mark
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I've used a home-made rack for 20 years but it required removing the front bike tire, which has become a chore. So I looked at the myriads of racks which don't require removing a tire, from $ to $$$$. The high-buck racks were WAY out of my pocketbook range so I concentrated on the low-end racks and decided to give this one a shot, and I'm quite happy with it. Sure it isn't perfect but with a bit of mods it suits my needs very well. * PROS: - Great buy for the money - Easy to assemble/disassemble - Easy to install/remove from vehicle - Easy to mount/dismount bike - Reasonably lightweight - Sturdy when bike is clamped TIGHT - Clamp provided to prevent hitch wobble (see photos for my fix) * CONS: - No locking mechanism - Tilt mechanism wobbles (see photos for my fix) - Depending on your vehicle the exhaust from tailpipe likely to heat tires unacceptably... (see photos for my fix) When I was removing my bike after a 10 mile drive I almost burned my hand when I bumped up against the metal rail, which is when I realized the rack was just above being in-line with the exhaust. Back home after the ride I checked the temperature of the bike tire and metal bar and they were 175° & 190°! Since the rack was too far out from the vehicle for my taste (Toyota 4Runner), I got the idea to cut the center bar and overlap it, in effect shortening it 4" and raising it 2". I bolted it together first to make sure it did what I wanted, and now that it works I will weld it together permanently. About the exhaust heating tires and rack bar issue... I would guess a LOT of people never realize this could be an issue (I never did because my custom rack was much higher) but it is worth checking the relationship between exhaust stream and bar/tire height before driving along distance, only to have a melted/deteriorated tire. I don't fault the rack at all for no locking mechanism because I never leave the bike unattended on the rack, it's always home to biking and back to home. If it HAD a locking mechanism it would cost more, which would reduce the value per $. (I do have a means to lock the wherever there is a removable pin so I actually CAN lock the bike to the rack while preventing rack disassembly as well, but again, I never leave it unattended so I don't bother.) I use other means to prevent hitch wobble (see photos for my fix) so I used the provided clamp to prevent wobble from the tilt mechanism instead, as it was more than I expected. Sure I won't be able to tilt the rack but the trade-off for no wobble AT ALL was worth giving up the tilt, which I won't use anyway. NOTE: Plan on taking extra time to figure out exactly where you want to clamp the tire baskets. I'd recommend facing the bike(s) with the chain on the OPPOSITE side from the rack so the knob doesn't interfere with the any part of the bike. Overall, knowing what I know now, I would buy this rack again and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to keep the cost under $100. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020 by Mark Mark

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