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$399.99
The new Destination Rack is our lightest 4 bike platform hitch rack. Weighing only 42 pounds, this rack securely carries 4 bikes in individual wheel trays making loading and unloading quick and easy. Padded frame holders with ratchet straps slide vertically along the center post and rotate 360 degrees to attach to different frame shapes and sizes. The wheel trays use ratchet straps to secure the bikes wheels. Includes a locking threaded hitch pin.
$249.99
The foundation of the Saris Modular Hitch System (MHS). Modular Base works in conjunction with MHS Bike Carriers and Accessories (sold separately) to create a versatile and dependable platform rack system for all your gear hauling needs. - Saris Modular Hitch System (MHS) is a future-proof, highly customizable modular hitch platform system consisting of a Base unit and a wide assortment of Bike carriers and other gear carrying accessories. - MHS Hitch Base fits 2" receivers - Base accommodates 3 bike trays + 1 Add-On Bike Tray , sold separately - Convenient rear of vehicle access with tilting base activated with easy to use outboard handle - Compact storage on vehicle as base tilts up when not in use - Saris Hitch Tighter System locks and secures rack to vehicle with rock-solid hitch connection. - Includes hitch lock plus additional 4 lock cores for use with MHS Accessories - Fully assembled and easy to install on vehicle
$272.99
Pack up the car with your riding buddies and head out to cycling fun with Sunlite's HB-426 2-inch Receiver Rack. It carries up to four bikes and mounts easily to your vehicle's 2-inch receiver. Tough and stable, the HB-426 holds your bikes in place on two carry arms that accommodate a wide range of frame styles and designs, while the tie-down cradle system ensures each bicycle stays in place during travel. The rack tilts back so you can access your vehicle's cargo space, and the no-wobble bolt eliminates movement of the rack inside the hitch. That means you get a tough rack ready for endless road tripping miles.
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