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Question: Anybody using this rack with 2 29er bikes?
Document: I took some time to choose a rack. Settled on this rack due to the non-corrosive aluminum. I am very pleased with this rack. I have a 2&#34; receiver and have never used a more solid accessory that had a convertible 1 1/4&#34; or  2&#34; sleeve. There is absolutely no wobble what so ever when using this rack in a 2&#34; receiver.
I like this rack because:* easy to install* light weight* bike (especially the painted frame) friendlyI have racked 2 mountain bikes on one trip and two road bikes on another, both times it worked fine.Good decision
This is a great bike rack, and would be perfect if they changed a few things. They need to put a bend to lift the rack for cars, although I haven't scraped yet I can see that it will on steep transitions. You need to buy a anti-rattle device to tighten the rack. If you have full suspension bikes you need something like this to mount using the wheels.
While the rack works as advertised and is 1/4 to 1/3 the price of a Yakima or Tule wheel tray style bike rack it does have it's drawbacks. When using it with the smaller hitch there is no pin that draws it tight against the hitch. As a result it fits loosely and requires straps to stabilize. I ended up running two straps from the bike(s) to the rack to secure the bikes from swinging against the rack and/or the car.
It is a little closer because I am hauling on the back of the camper. No problem with clearance of inside bike with vehicle if installed properly.. I always like using the velcro straps which are included to secure bikes from swinging. They hold securely when properly attached. Definitely the right solution for me.
Worked okay, just bulky and hard to store, could not open suv hatch, did not attach solid. I have a 2 inch hitch and had to use the adapter which was loose and a sloppy fit. Not bad for the money, just didn't really work for my situation.
i've used this to haul my bikes and even strapped a weber grill to it! Works great for such a light rack.
I really like the design of this rack. I don't know why someone didn 't designed a rack that hooks to the wheel rims instead of the bike frame sooner. The design is great for hauling bikes on a small car and well constructed.
I also run a cable lock from the hitch through the bikes to secure both bikes and rack. Once you arrive at the ride start you have to undo everything and then take the rack apart to put away so as not to get it stolen. Of course once you return from your ride you get to do it all over again.
No problems. The only complaint I have is that the hold down straps are rubber with holes. They hold the bikes well, but are a real pain to get on and off when the weather is cold. I keep pliers in my gear bag so I can pry them off. When it's hot, they're pliable and easy to use. In short, I'm glad I found this rack!
Answer: yes