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Question: Can you use this while carrying a paddleboard on top of the vehicle?
Document: I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a bicycle rack that already has either a 1.25 inch or 2 inch hitch on their vehicle. One other quick note, I use the ring on the receiver of my car to route a lock cable through to secure the bicycles so that they do not wander off while you are stopped somewhere for a quick bite to eat! !
The no wobble system requires you to use a bolt and nut which means you need two wrenches or two sockets to install or remove the unit from the vehicle. While a few people see this as a minus, I see it as a plus as it makes it much more difficult for someone to steal your rack while you are off riding. Removing the bolt and unit only takes two minutes with the proper tools.
Box out of shape. Form fitted styrofoam might work nicely.-No-wobble bolt system requires wrenches when mounting or dismounting rack on vehicle. Too much work unless vehicle is dedicated to bike hauling.-My normal 9/16" pin would not go through holes. Had to use No-Wobble system.-No integrated bike locks.-70" strap not attached to anything.
Release handle would work more easily if it was mounted at top of unit. (I know..... bitch, bitch, bitch))
This is about as good a hitch for multiple bikes as a person could want. It's easy to install, sturdy, and holds bikes securely, though I am worried about wobbling/vibrating from the bottom on rougher roads. Though bikes clamp in securely at the top, they aren't necessarily held in place well at the bottom. The tilting feature allows you to easily put bikes on the carrier and take them off.
The instructions were adequate for assembly and installation. I was unable to understand the description of how to install a woman's bike, but found a video on their web site that cleared that up. I only have two small negative comments:1. When the top holding bars are folded down (no bikes) the latching mechanism allows for some movement in the bars. In the up position there are pins the fit in holes in a plate to secure them in place.
I have an older Allen 540rr (like 10 years old or so) for my pickup. I works well but isn't nearly as nice as the premium rack here. As the value of my bikes have gotten better, I appreciate the bump up in quality. If you have a couple of grand in bikes on your rack, it gives you piece of mind to have a top of the line rack back there as you put on the miles. I like these racks as they are pretty much plug in and go.
This hitch mount bike carrier is nearly flawless in design. There are a few extra features that could be included or explained better (such as what to do with the long strap??) Overall this hitch is very well crafted, is easy to use and is highly recommended!
The Alan sports premier hitch mounted three by carrier is a great bike carrier for 2 to 3 bikes, if you have a hitch already on your car. If you don't have a hitch, get one if you want to use probably the best car mountain bike rack that I've seen.
If you do not want to deal with a bolt, use a regular hitch pin assembly. The penalty you will pay with this is two fold; one, it will be loose and you will hear noise and see movement when you look in your rear view mirror. Second, you are making it very easy for someone to steal.6. The arms on the unit tilt UP and are NOT 90 degrees!
Answer: no