Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Do you have a model that will fitt a 1 and 1/4 inch hitch?
Document: Allen seemed to realize that a hitch-mounted rack is going to take a beating and built the rack accordingly. That means it looks a bit rough (again, compared with the Thule rack), but it's a bike carrier for goodness sake!Unfortunately, it doesn't compare as well to the Yakima RidgeBack 4 Bike Hitch Carrier. The Yakima rack is only $30 more expensive than the Allen rack and appears to have all the features the Thule one does.
I got this after trying a different under rest style carrier that was a pain in the butt, beginning to end. What I like most about this carrier is that it's sturdy enough to hold the bikes without needing tons of straps, bars, set up time, etc. This carrier holds up to 4 bikes safer & easier than my previously purchased carrier could do for 2 bikes. If you have a hitch, this is the way to go. This was a good choice for me, no regrets!
In addition to being strong it looks nice as well and I like that it doesn't wobble or squeak in any way while you drive. Overall this is a fantastic 4 bike carrier that should last me many years and I am very pleased with it.
Once it's bolted down it's strong and very sturdy and isn't going anywhere.This carrier will hold 4 bikes total and it could be any combination of mountain bikes, road bikes or BMX bikes. Any regular type of bike should fit just fine. When not in use the rack folds in so it's out of the way. When you want to use it you push in a set of red buttons at the top and the rack folds out.
Didn't need it on the RV, but will works nicely when using the Jeep or the truck. Oh, I am sure there are other better versions on the market... We did see a Thule which was a extremely rugged piece of equipment, but a little more costly... but, I am satified that this Allen Sports 4 bike carrier will serve our purpose as a family just fine.The best feature I like most is how it is collapsible for storage.
I have had multiple bike carriers and the biggest problem has been is the sturdiness, I want some thing that is very sturdy and let me drive at high way speeds without worry. This is a heavy and sturdy carrier, there is sway or yield when fully loaded with 4 adult bikes. The belts hold them strong and gives me peace of mind. I had my bikes and drove across state line and never felt the air drag or sway.
We feared it was going to be heavy and unwieldy to put on but it wasn't - we already had had a hitch installed for the trailer. The price compared to other bike racks is impressive, especially for this many bikes. We had no problems installing it on our Toyota Sienna van.
A legitimate cost-effective alternative to the Thule alternative. It beats the Yakima offering, but not by very much (especially if you buy the hitch lock). In the end, I like it, will be using it (alot), and am fairly pleased. Allen, if you can bring the price down another $30, you would have a real winner.
When you aren't using the rack, you can pull it right out of your hitch and fold it up in the garage. It is really easy. The only thing you might consider before buying this, is getting a locking pin for the hitch. I have one already that I used, and I think it makes this rack easier to install and more secure than if you use the bolt that they supply.
This bike rack is a great alternative to a roof rack or to disassembling your bikes. It is very solid, stable, and is easy to install on your class 3, 2" hitch. It is a lot cheaper than some of the competing brands, but a little more expensive than the other. Once it is installed (which literally takes 2 minutes), you can fold it down for storage or fold it up for mounting the bikes.
Answer: yes