Schwinn 4-Bike Hitch Mount Rack
Room for a whole family’s worth of bikes with access to everything inside the vehicle. The Schwinn 4-Bike hitch mount rack has strong tie downs and a cradle system that individually secures bikes and protects cables. The arms fold out of the way when not in use and the whole rack tilts back for easy access to the back of the vehicle. A black powder coat finish will keep the rack looking great for years. The Schwinn 4-Bike hitch mount rack is easy to assemble, operate, and super secure for up to 4 bikes. Constructed with steel tubing, the Schwinn 4-Bike hitch mount rack is Backed up by a lifetime warranty and made in the USA with domestically Source parts.
Product Features
- 4-Bike rack fits vehicles with either 1.25-Inch or 2-inch trailer hitch
- Fold-away design allows for rear vehicle access
- Folding arms quickly position out of the way when rack is Not in use
- Bike hold-downs separate bikes and firmly hold them in place
- Rack sets up and installs in less than 5 minutes
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It would be nice if it had locking mechanisms built in like a … Well, you get what you pay for and for $102 (free shipping) it gets the job done. The holes don’t always line up cleanly and it’s not clear why the main bolt that holds the rack in the receiver has so many extra threads. The pin that unclips to allow the rack to fold down (so you can get to your hatch back) takes some muscle power to get in & out, and may smooth out over time. The hitch wiggles a bit in my receiver but I was able to get 4 bikes on the rack no problem and drive around short…
Good quality bike rack. No contact with the automobile which is a big plus. Works as advertised. I had to use bungee cords to secure the two bikes to the main post to keep them from swinging, but it works fine. A long cable type bicycle lock through the bicycle frames and around the main post will also work. A couple bungee cords to hold the wheels together to keep them from moving or turning is also necessary. This rack handled a 400 mile trip with the bungee cords and is a lot less expensive than other racks. It is a sturdy construction and easy to get bikes on…