2-Inch Square 4-Bike Pro-Series 63124 Eclipse Black Carrier

Fernando Zapata Hermosillo: Por el mismo precio compra un Allen que ya viene con sistema de fijacion a tu tiron.

Mexico on Sep 25, 2020

nandin68: Soporte de muy buena calidad y acabado, fácil de instalar

Mexico on Jul 24, 2020

Anastasia C: Not hard to assemble and easy to mount on my SUV and put bikes on and off.

Canada on May 09, 2019

Anthony: Love this bike rack. Carrie's four bikes easily on our SUV. One thing to note is that it doesnt hold kids bikes or narrower bike frames as well as thicker frames but you can position various bikes on the rack accordingly to get a secure fit.

Canada on May 02, 2019

Mayolo Navarro: Gran producto para viajar con hasta 4 bicicletas

Si tienes en mente adquirir este producto y dudas sobre si aguantara las 4 bicicletas deja mencionarte que eso no es ningún problema ya que el material es de primera tiene buenos acabados y está listo para que te lleves a donde quieras

Positivo

Fácil de transportar
Fácil de doblar
Fácil de colocar las bicicletas
Fácil ensamblado

Negativo

No encuentro nada negativo

Mexico on Jan 04, 2018

C. Jones: I bought this rack to accomodate 2 kids bikes and 2 adult bikes. I researched bike racks extensively and was relieved when the rack arrived and appeared to be very high quality. The hardware fittings are oversized, the frame is heavy duty, the padding where the bike frames rest are thick, molded rubber and the velcro straps are about 2inches wide with plenty of length to ensure confidence. There is not a single piece of plastic or cheap material on this bike rack. It took about 30 minutes to assemble the rack and get it ready for hitch installation. One glitch I found was that the threads on my rack were reversed. While the instructions said to screw the bolt from the passenger side through the hitch, mine was clearly too loose after installation. The rack needs to screw in TIGHT into the hitch. Luckily I tried to screw it from the drivers side and it worked just fine. There is minimal clearance between the two pieces once the rack is fully installed. There is a heavy duty pin that allows for tilting the rack to access the trunk.
Now the fun part begins. Make no mistake, the first time you try to mount your bikes, plan for 45 minutes! This is a game of Tetris, but once you...

United States on Jan 05, 2014

DS: I ordered this bike rack prior to a 1500 mile road trip thru the Rocky Mountains in our 2013 Toyota Highlander, to carry one adult mountain bike and two kids bikes. I was very impressed with the strength and quality of the product. It is made of heavy gauge steel, and mounts solidly in the 2-inch hitch receiver. The included hardware is sturdy and appropriate to the application (i.e. high quality machine screws with thread-lock compound to prevent loosening). The hook-and-loop (a.k.a. Velcro) straps that hold the bikes in are big and strong. Combined with the rubber V-shaped cradles, the system works very well. It was overkill, but I also used some bungee cords to help hold everything in place and keep it from moving around. I also duct-taped an old rag around the vertical post of the bike rack to keep the bikes from banging into it while on the road.

Assembly was simple and only took about 10 minutes. The kit even included an allen wrench to tighten the bolts. During the trip I had occasion to carry four adult-sized mountain bikes during an excursion, and the rack handled these four large, heavy bikes with no problems.

As other reviewers have noted, you cannot tilt...

United States on Dec 02, 2013

Trax26: I purchased this product to a replace the Yakima Bighorn 4-Bike Rack that was recently stolen off of my XTerra.

The rack itself came in a box that was a little beat up when I unpacked it from the HUGE box it was shipped in but upon inspection, nothing was damaged or out of place. Be warned, the parts are very well made, and that makes them heavy. All fasteners were included and came pre-coated with thread lock where needed. One word of advice; With the thread lock on these items, using the included allen wrench was difficult. I mounted an allen tip on my ratchet and it cut assembly time in half. (or more.) All of the bolts and welds on this item seem very heavy duty, and I found nothing in need of additional adjustment right out of the box. The steel between the cradles has generously sized cutouts, through which you can snake locking cables for that extra security.

Also, take your time mounting the bike cradles. I wasn't paying attention and mounted two of them with the straps opening one direction, and the other two opening in the other. This may not be a big deal for you, but I had to re-do that part of the process. (Maybe a little OCD, on my part.) Once...

United States on Sep 23, 2013