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Tray-Style Hitch-Mounted Bike Rack (4 Bikes, 2" Shank) #18087
- Tray-style cradles provide three points of contact to keep bikes fully secure
- Ratcheting arms lock down onto the frames and will not loosen during travel
- Key-operated ratchets also deter theft while the vehicle is left unattended
- Highly adjustable cradles easily accommodate various bike sizes and styles
- Padded arms protect the bike frames from nicks and scratches
- Tray-style design allows for easy loading and unloading of bikes
- Fits trailer hitches with 2" receiver tube openings
- Securely holds up to four bikes with a max weight capacity of 180 lbs.
- Threaded anti-wobble shank prevents bikes from swaying during travel
- Tilts away for convenient rear vehicle access
- Sides fold up when not in use for compact storage
- Protected by a durable black powder coat finish
- Limited lifetime warranty (one-year finish, one-year parts)
Notes:
- For use with any frame-mounted 2" class 3 or higher trailer hitch receiver. Clamp-on bumper receivers and traditional 4" square bumpers should not be used to mount bike racks. Do not exceed receiver weight limits.
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CURT Tray Style Bike Racks
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- ColorBlack
- FinishCARBIDE BLACK POWDER COAT
Hub Warehouse D25- Master Case Qty0
- MaterialBlank
- Max Load180 LB
- Number of Bikes4
- Pallet Qty0.000
- Parcel AllowedYes
- Part Type*
- Receiver Tube Size2 IN
- Shipping Weight86.000
- TiltYes
- WarrantyLimited Lifetime Warranty (One-Year Finish, One-Year Parts)
From family camping trips to solo weekend getaways, taking your bikes along for the adventure is easy when you Bring It® with CURT!
The CURT tray-style bike rack is a convenient and highly secure way of transporting your bicycles to that next destination. Its secret is a three-point mounting system. With two bottom, tray-style cradles and a ratcheting vertical arm, the bike rack holds each bike frame at three points, keeping it locked in place over hills, bumps and whatever else the road has in store. The ratcheting arm also features an integrated lock to keep your bikes even more secure and well protected from theft.
The cradles of the tray-style bike rack are all designed to be fully adjustable to accept a variety of bike types -- everything from adult road bikes to kids' mountain bikes. The tray-style arms can also be replaced with our fat-tire cradles #18091 to accept bikes with tires up to 4-7/8" wide.
Another advantage of the tray-style system is that it makes loading and unloading the bikes very easy. To load, simply set the bike tires into the horizontal, tray-style cradles. Then, lower the vertical, ratcheting arm down onto the center crossbar of the frame. With the arm's lockable design, each bike stays fully secure until you're ready to unload.
CURT tray-style bike racks feature a hitch-mounted design for maximum convenience. They quickly and securely mount onto your vehicle whenever needed, using your vehicle's trailer hitch receiver tube. This particular bike rack features a standard 2" x 2" shank (NOTE: Never install bike rack on a trailer or other towed vehicle). The shank is also equipped with a threaded hole to offer an anti-rattle feature. This keeps the bike rack locked into the receiver tube and helps prevent obnoxious rattling and wobbling during travel.
To give the CURT tray-style bike rack a staunch defense against the elements, it is covered in a durable black powder coat finish. This provides excellent rust and scratch resistance. This four-bike model features a weight capacity of 180 lbs., and it comes with two keys to operate the lockable ratcheting arms.
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I did a lot of research and my brother in law works for a roof top / trailer accessory dealer so he gave me a list of products to stay away from. I have used Curt products before and found them to be better than their peers. There were not a lot of reviews but I bought it anyway. It came with all the pieces and assembly was straight forward. This thing is solid and the ratchet device functioned well. You have to pay attention to how the bikes are loaded so the taller bikes do not interfere with the short bikes as the racket mechanism rides on the same vertical shaft. I made that mistake once. I got it , assembled it a drove 250 miles with two bikes and I am very happy with it. At the destination, I removed it from the receiver to store. It is solid and a little heavy but very manageable if you take your time. I have seen easier models out there but they are 50% more money. I bought the additional two bike extender for the grand kids bikes ( yes I am a grandfather) and have not used it yet. I will try to update when I do.
I would recommend this. Other who have seen it were impressed. I also recommend the tray style carrier as do most who have them for stability and ease of use. Just look around on the highway and see what other do to fit bikes on a upright system. A little scary. -
The arms that ratchet down onto the bike frame, with a key, ratchet down ok, but do not move back up, in either lock position. Note, that newer models do not use this design.