Saris Freedom 2 Bike Tray Hitch Rack
Kids’ bikes. Women’s frames. Tri-bikes. Small recumbent. The list goes on. Basically, if you’ve got it, chances are the freedom can move it. The ratcheting straps keep your bike in place, while our cuscino hold downs are gentle enough for a carbon frame. Say goodbye to worry and hello to peace of mind. About: saris cycling group traces its origins back to 1973, when the graber brothers invented their first bike rack. The grabbers sold the bike rack company in 1989 to Chris and sara fortune, who created the saris brand in 1992, and followed it up with cycleops in 1999 and powertap in 2001. As a constant innovator, the madison, wisconsin-based company introduced the first powertap-equipped indoor cycle in 2004, making it possible for riders train with precision. Boasting a company of dedicated product managers, ingenious engineers, creative designers, and hardworking EMPLOYEES, saris cycling group keeps its customers on the cutting edge of bike design.
Product Features
- Hitch mounted rack carries up to two bikes, Rack adjusts to fit all bike frame sizes, up to 60 lbs. each
- Ratcheting straps keep any size bike secure, Universal hitch fits 1 ¼” and 2″ hitches
- Add wheel holders to your Freedom rack to fit Fat Tire bikes
- This rack fits a wheelbase up to 48″ right out of the box. If your bike has a longer wheel base, you will need our long wheelbase bar
- Lifetime Warranty, Made in USA
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Great rack and a great value! First of all, let me say that I researched a ton of different racks before finally deciding on the Freedom. The ability to have a “tray style” rack at such a good price point was key for me. Plus I know Saris makes great stuff.In doing my research I’ve read a ton of reviews. So as part of my review I’ll comment on the negative points I’ve read in other reviews. If you’re reading this you may have read the same negatives I have, so let me address it for you. My…
Enthusiastically recommended — why did I wait so long to buy this? This replaced a ten-year-old Yakima rack where the bikes hang from a horizontal U-shaped tube. Materials fatigue over time made it no longer secure.The Saris Freedom 2 was easy to assemble. As a rule, I hate picture-only instructions, but these were quite good — they even told me to put two shipping covers for bolts into the trash. They include the Allen wrench you need to screw in the bolts; your crescent wrench or even pliers hold the nuts while you do this. The vertical U-tube…
Easy to install, secure and load bikes…light weight Yes, there are things that I would like better about this rack, but for the price, ease of use and weight, it is perfect! We looked at a 60ln Thule, but I could not justify the cost and the weight of it for the amount we use our bikes. I wanted something the I – a smaller woman – could EASILY put on the hitch and strap the bikes down. I do wish it had a ratcheting system for tightening the bikes, but it is still VERY easy to tighten them. We did buy…