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: I have a 2" receiver. I used the 1.25" adapter to get it to work, is there a pin I can buy so that I don't have to bolt the rack to the receiver?
Document: The 1.25 started to bend over time, and i was afraid of it collapsing with my bike on it. I drive through wash-board gravel roads - some off road easy-going jeep trails. My mtb bike weighs 25-ish pounds.- Also with the 1.25 adapter to the 2&#34; hitch had to be bolted to your receiver, making the rack less easy to take off.- The rubber straps are already beginning to crack apart.
This unit uses a 1 1/4 hitch receiver instead of the 2&#34;. This size is generally used for cars with low tongue weigh and lower towing capacities in many cases. In my case the tow reviver is very close to the ground. The hitch I use for normal towing has a 5 inch rise to it then the ball is mounted to get a normal trailer height.
I knew before I bought that it wouldn't fit my 2 inch receiver. Well at least after I received it I knew. It was loose with a good quarter of an inch play even with the shims. I still don't know how they expect you to use the receiver pins. One was a regular pin that wasn't long enough. The other was a allen head bolt that the head fit inside the hole of my receiver and if you used a washer it wasn't long enough.
If you're buying this for a 2" receiver, there are a lot of things you can do to "help" the L-shims do their job, but it would be a lot faster (and probably cheaper) to just buy a solid sleeve adapter on Amazon. If you don't like having to buy another piece to make up for the design flaw in this one, you should buy another rack.
Know the limitations of your vehicle (not the rack) and understand that adding 18-24" to the length of a vehicle sitting that low already changes the vehicle's geometry, requiring some changes in how you drive it. If you want something coming out the back of your receiver to sit higher, then buy a lift adapter for your receiver or a different bike rack (or a different vehicle). The pictures clearly show this rack has no lift.2.
Also, if you have a pickup truck with a 2.5 inch receiver and the 2 inch insert, you'll have problems with the shims provided to convert the rack from a 1 1/4 to a 2 inch receiver. First you must go to Lowe's for a longer bolt. Then you must take duct tape and wrap it around the shims and the part that goes into the receiver. Use enough duct tape to decrease the wobble you're seeing. Finally, 2 bungee cords will be required.
After borrowing my neighbor's Sportwing rack to transport my mountain bike (26" rims) home, I decided right away to get one of my own.Pros:Breaks down easily for storage transport.Assembles easily.Adjustable for various size and styles of bike.Velcro straps work much better than anticipated (Use one to secure your crank arm in position so pedal doesn't find its way to your bumper while traveling)Cons:Locking pin/keeper retaining cords made of nylon string, not steel cable.
So, we thought we would just use the pin, which could go through both the hitch and the bike rack shaft (and through the adaptor). Well, the pin is not long enough! So we thought that we would just attach it using the bolt that came with it...well, that's not long enough either. A terrible design. It may work well with the smaller hitch.
So I know this item is intended for a 1 1/4" hitch receiver and comes with adapter plates so it fits into a 2" receiver. Other reviewers mentioned it can be wobbly, but I was surprised when getting it and setting it up how unstable it is when using the 2" adapters. Once I mounted the 2 bikes onto it the whole thing tilted about 20% to one side because the adapter plates still do not even come close to giving a snug fit in a 2" receiver.
When I went online I found something even better. They had a 2 inch hitch mount vise plate. I took a coupon for 20% off and went up bought one for under 20 bucks. It fits tight in the receiver, came with the correct pin, and all I had to do was drill 4 new holes for the wings. I even used the bolts provided by Highland.
Answer: yes