Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this bike rack tilt down and away from a hatchback SUV while loaded with bikes?
Document: I decided to wait for a couple of tests before reviewing this rack. I've owned it now for a month, during which I really put it through its paces. My main Mountain Bike trail is about 40 miles away from my house (south Florida has some good trails, but they are scattered!!). I've driven there and back twice now, with two bikes on the rack. Traveling at around 75mph the bikes sway a little bit, but nothing to be concerned with.
I have had this rack on my SUV for a couple months now and I am still very happy with it.I prefer this platform style rack over the hanging style as I have a full-suspension mountain bike. As with most full-suspension mountain bikes mine does not fit into the clamps of a hanging style racks properly without a frame adapter. Also, in my opinion the typical hanging style rack will allow the bike to sway to much leading damage to the bike and even the hitch itself in extreme cases.
I was excited when I saw the UPS truck bring me my new Hollywood bike rack. I opened the box and started building. The first thing I noticed was that the ziplock bag of bolts and clips was torn and the parts scattered in the big box. Sure enough a screw and 2 washers were missing. I chalked this one up to my general bad luck and drove to the hardware store. Upon returning I bolted everything together, loaded up the bikes and then swung the rack thru its several positions.
I love this Rack, it makes me feel more secure in transporting my bike. I have one bike which is a little heavy and toting it on a flimsy car rack made me nervous that it would break at a most inopportune time, like highway driving. This takes away that concern and supports the bike very well! Would recommend it! !
There is also a trail about 70 miles away, which involves more highway driving, after which you must drive on a terrible dirt farm access road. I was really surprised with how well the rack held up to this abuse. Considering my small car (Scion TC, 1.25" hitch), I was driving very slowly, and the rack did sway a bit, but held on to the bikes like there was no tomorrow.
The quality and design of this rack is excellent (see photos). Only problem is the smaller of the bikes does not mount as securely as it should, with a gap between the frame hook and the frame. I use a Velcro strap to keep it from wobbling.I tried a cheap version of this wheel-tray design from Walmart, and took it back right away. The way it mounted on the hitch was flimsy and took a lot of fiddling to put on the car.
If anyone has any ideas to keep this from happening, please share. The velcro straps are great! They put that extra security on the tires. Another pro is that I could put the center post down and load and unload my camping gear out of my SUV. Overall, I am very pleased with this rack. I drove approx. 1000 miles and the bikes stayed very secure and in place. We didn't get a scratch on them, as they never touched.
Installation was straightforward. I have been riding this on my car and there is very little if any perceptible sway. When it is loaded, the safety bar comes down perfectly on my ladies Schwinn bike. The velcro straps are long enough to secure both tires for a very safe haul. When not in use, I can remove one pin and secure it in an upright position. Very easy to use. An added bonus is more security from tailgaters.
This wouldn't be a huge problem if it was easy to slide the hoops but it's not.- The hoops seem too short so your bike will fall unless you immediately engage the top hook.- The velcro bands helping to keep the wheels in place seem weak but I guess they are good enough for what they do.- Loading a bike on the inner hoops requires lowering the post which means you can't have a bike already loaded on the outside hoops.Basically, kind of a pain but it works.
The top clamps slide down easily and hold surprisingly firmly while still being effortlessly released by pressing the levers. Installation and adjustment was fairly straightforward.My only problem with this rack stems from the fact that it was designed to 'fit' both 1.25" and 2" hitch receivers. the rack itself features a 1.25" shaft with threaded bolt for a pin. A plastic sleeve is included to fit the stem into much larger 2" receivers. As one might expect my SUV has a 2" receiver.
Answer: yes