Stromberg Carlson CC-275 Trailer Tongue Cargo Bike Bunk - Adjustable Trailer Tongue Rack for RVs, Supports Up to 100 lbs, Fits RV Approved 2" Receiver Bike Racks, 14" -55" A-Frame Mounting Width Range
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- VERSATILE TRAILER TONGUE MOUNTING SYSTEM: The Stromberg Carlson CC-275 Bike Bunk is a revolutionary solution for travel trailers, creating a raised 2" receiver on your A-frame, allowing you to mount an RV-approved bike rack securely. This adjustable system fits most A-frame trailers and supports up to 100 lbs, ensuring safe and convenient bike transportation during your travels.
- SECURE CARGO CARRYING: The Stromberg Carlson CC-275 Bike Bunk offers a raised receiver on the A-frame, in the softest riding area on your trailer. This design allows you to attach any RV-approved bike rack designed for a 2-inch receiver, ensuring safe and easy bike transportation.
- ADJUSTABLE FIT: With adjustable vertical posts, the bike bunk for travel trailers can be mounted at frame widths from 14 to 55 inches, accommodating various trailer sizes. The all-steel design of this rv bike bunk ensures durability and stability, ideal for long trips.
- PROPANE TANK COMPATIBLE: This Bike Bunk is designed to fit above your A-frame mounted propane tanks. You may need to exchange your rigid tank covers for soft vinyl or flip-top hard covers to easily access your LP valves or refill your propane tanks without needing to remove the crossbar.
- DURABLE STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Made from high-quality steel, the Stromberg Carlson CC-275 Bike Bunk supports up to 100 lbs, providing a secure and stable mounting point for your bike rack during transit. An essential accessory for any RV enthusiast looking to safely transport bikes.
Color: Black
Brand: Stromberg Carlson
Material: Metal
Item dimensions L x W x H: 14 x 8 x 41 inches
Item Weight: 44 Pounds
Brand Name: Stromberg Carlson
Model Number: CC-275
Manufacturer: Stromberg Carlson Products, Inc.
UPC: 767773517912
Global Trade Identification Number: 12
Manufacturer Part Number: CC-275
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Please contact us if you experience any issues within 30 days of receipt.
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Item Type Name: Stromberg Carlson CC-275 Products Bike Bunk
Item Dimensions: 14 x 8 x 41 inches
Item Weight: 44 Pounds
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Depth: 41 inches
Material Type: Metal
Mounting Type: Cross Tube,Crossbar Mount
Color: Black
Finish Types: Black
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I was looking for a way to transport our bikes on our travel trailer and found this to be the best setup at a reasonable cost. I am not a fan of putting the bikes on the back of the trailer where you can't see them. It is also a lot rougher ride on the back bumper. Set-up took longer than I initially expected, but the results were worth it. You will need a 3/8 drill bit that is capable of drilling through metal. Also as many stated some of the bolts that are included are not long enough. (I think 2 to be exact). One downfall is this rack is only rated for 100lbs. When you take into account that a bike rack or other hitch attachment is going to be at least 20 lbs it leaves you with 80 lbs or less for cargo. I wanted this to haul 4 bikes on the front of my travel trailer. 4 bikes at roughly 35lbs each and a 20lb bike rack would put me at roughly 160lbs. I ended up fabricating an additional support bar that connects the bike rack to the steel crossmember bar on the trailer that the battery sits on. I have driven roughly 300 miles on the highway with no problems. The rack hardly moves and is very sturdy. (I loaded the bikes without the support bar on and there is a lot of back and forth movement) Another thing to keep in mind is the amount of tongue weight you will be adding. The rack itself is over 50lbs so I've added over 200lbs with 4 bikes. Overall I am very happy with the functionality of this rack. While it may not work for everyone the quality of the rack itself is great
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2017 Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2017 by Kyle
Very sturdy and durable. Works perfectly. I would highly recommend this if like us you have a pop-up camper and can't attach a bike rack to the back bumper (too weak to support one). It is a bit challenging to install, but I can't see a way around it. They leave you to drill the holes in order to secure it to the trailer frame. So in order to allow it to be flexible to fit your exact trailer, the final hole to put in long screws through the tubing is left to the owner/consumer. The good news is that all the hardware to mount it and the framing is super strong and thick. A bit heavy, but rest assured it will hold your bikes securely.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by David
This rack was very sturdy once we got it installed. It was quite tedious to get it just right. You have brackets that you bolt on that part is fine. Except you have to continuously adjust the brackets and the round bars are very adjustable. That part is nice until you need to drill your holes. The metal is very sturdy, so you'll need a good drill bit and a powerful drill and then you are trying to drill through round bars. We thought the bars would probably come with pre drilled holes. This is not the case. It makes it very adjustable, but if you're not used to doing a lot of drilling through metal, it can be a pain.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026 by wc
I mounted this on the tongue of my bumper pull camper and it works great. The bikes are now carried above my propane tanks, out of the way. This is a solid, heavy duty rack. It holds my standard bike and my wife's bike easily.
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2025 by Kent C.
This bunk is exactly as described. Easy to assemble and install, built solid and fits perfectly. There were minor parts missing and the manufacturer responded to my e mail promptly and sent the parts quickly. Thank you
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2025 by Jim Reynolds
I like the build and universal design. Took a little figuring to get my mounting location identified. I had to move the trailer light junction box away from the frame to accommodate the hitch’s mounting bracket. I drilled one of the existing mounting holes in the junction box so that I could use one of the hitch’s mounting bolts to secure it to the camper (see photo), then I grounded the box to the camper frame. Once the hitch was installed, I attached a 2 bike carrier. After placing the bikes in the carrier, I felt there was too much weight cantilevered over the propane tanks. After a trip to the hardware store purchasing some electrical strut and other hardware, I was able to fashion a bracket to fasten to my tongue jack. I had a couple old truck shocks laying around and they fit perfectly on my bike rack and secured to my newly installed strut bracket. (See Photo). This eliminated the bouncy nature of the cantilevered bike rack and provides a dampened cradle for my bikes while we are towing.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 by Tracie Kramer
Overall, the Stromberg Bike Bunk is a very sturdy piece of equipment. What is great about the Bike Bunk is its ability to allow user to utilize a tow receiver mounted bike rack. The flaw of most travel trailers and fifth wheels is that when using a standard receiver or bumper mounted receiver at the rear of the RV the forces (whiplash) are much different than on the back of a standard car/truck often causing catastrophic mount failure. To make matters worse, the driver cannot see bikes in this configuration to check to see if they are safe. This is where the Stromberg excels it allows you to add a 2" standard receiver on the A-frame of your trailer which is subjected to much less whiplash forces and lends driver visibility. It would still likely be best practice to purchase an "RV Rated" bike rack with a 2" receiver (although 1 1/4" receivers can be adapted up if that's what you own already). This all sounds great, so why the drop of two stars? Simply, installation was a large pain. I consider my self pretty handy. Most things I have zero issues installing or fixing. This mount however, is designed to fit almost all trailers. Stromberg accomplishes this by leaving the mounting position up to the installer. Creating a situation that forces you to drill 3/8" holes on the top to attach the cross bar as well as through the mounts on the A-frame supports. While none of the drilling is through the actual A-frame. The position for drilling is rather unnatural if you attempt to drill during during the steps on the instructions (Drill doesn't fit in place for some installs). I would've just removed 1 star for this. However, after drilling holes and taking the mount apart several times to do so correctly I found out the factory holes were not in alignment. To overcome I expanded the holed I drilled on the support poles to 1/2" on one side to allow the bolt to move. With some wiggling I managed to get the mount installed. Again, once installed it is a stout rack Stromberg just dropped the ball on instructions and quality control. Buy the rack expecting to spend a good 2 hours installing.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2020 by Alpha Sigma
Install was simple for the most part. Finding the right angle and positioning was easy. I ended up using a bit I already had and a drill press to make the holes. Not too difficult, it has enough clearance so the 20Lb propane tank can still be taken out, and the end result is just what we needed.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by Rich