The Ultimate Hitch Size Guide for Your Bike Rack
Choosing and installing a Hitch Bike Rack Every cyclist can agree on one thing: life would be so much easier if only we could magically bring our bikes wherever we...
Introducing the Destination Rack
Looking for a lightweight bike rack for a hitch mount for your truck or SUV? Look no further than our newest bike rack, the Destination Bike Rack. Perfect for outings with friends, the Destination Bike Rack can fit up to four bikes and folds up easily when not in use for safer driving and hassle-free use.
What size wheels are applicable for the small wheel holder?
What size wheels are applicable for the small wheel holder? All bicycle wheels that are smaller than 20” outside diameter require small wheel holders to effectively reduce the functional length...
How is a recumbent spec Sport Rider different from a standard Sport Rider?
How is a recumbent spec Sport Rider different from a standard Sport Rider? a. The wheel/tire holder support tubes are longer to support the longer wheelbase on most recumbents (up...
What are the differences between the HR3000 and the HR3500 TRS (Tire Retention System) racks?
What are the differences between the HR3000 and the HR3500 TRS (Tire Retention System) racks? a. The HR3000 can be fitted to either a 1-1/4” or 2” receiver hitch whereas...
What’s the difference between the HR200 Trail Rider and HR1000Y Sport Rider?
The difference is the direction (type) of fold. Both can be used on either a 1-1/4” or 2” receiver hitch. On an HR200 Trail Rider the wheel/tire holder support arms...
What about hitch pins on older racks?
What about hitch pins on older racks? Older threaded hitch pin racks (before 2004) use a ½ x 20 Threads Per Inch hitch pin. Visual Clue: Look at the 45-degree...
What hitch pin do I need to attach my rack to my vehicles receiver hitch
What hitch pin do I need to attach my rack to my vehicles receiver hitch? There are two types of hitch pins, Threaded or Smooth, available in standard or locking....
