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Question: What is the max bicycle length it will adapt to?  What is the maximum weight it will carry?
Document: After reading the Amazon reviews, I ordered the rack. One of the product questions asking the maximum length of bikes held by the rack was in error, but I ordered it anyway. The rack fits a jumbo sized Cannondale Quick4 and large sized Specialized Crosstour easily. If you want to know if your bike will fit, measure from a point on the front of the front wheel 7" from the ground to a point on the back of the rear wheel 7" above the ground.
With such a low purchase price, and with a bit of work and a few low cost modifications, this rack is a very good value.
This bike carrier will get the job done if your willing to work within its limitations. Noting folds or moves with wing nuts - so bring two pliers. You may need to get creative to make this hitch fit your receiver. Very doable if you don't mind smacking your new bike carrier with a sledge hammer....I mounted a three bike "L" carrier to the back of this hitch to convert the two bike carrier into a five.
The instructions are more than adequate to the task of assembling the rack, with line illustrations and clearly written text. I would caution against tightening the bolts that secure the tire cradles too much - the tabs begin to bend inward, and after that less clamping force is actually delivered to the cradle.The big shortcoming of this rack is the lack of front-to-back stability.
The black powder coating quality is very good. The included hardware is also of good quality, with all nuts being the locking nylon variety. The only oddity of the hardware is that the threads are SAE (American) and the bolt heads are metric. The instructions call for two adjustable wrenches to be used for assembly, however a set of metric wrenches and sockets will speed the assembly.
Simple, high-quality carrier at very reasonable price. Holds our two bikes as expected. Carrier is made of excellent quality and functions very well - can't believe the price!
Overall, I like the bike carrier. It is fast and easy to load the bicycles on the carrier. As indicated in other reviews, the collar did not fit easily over the trailer hitch bar. I spent about 30 minutes filing down a ridge and some high spots inside the collar before it would fit over the hitch bar.When using the carrier, it was somewhat challenging to attach my trailer to the hitch ball.
Like some others, I had to do some filing to make it fit. Once that is done, it becomes a pretty good bike rack for the money. You will probably want some additional bungees or camstraps for long distance hauling if you really want to feel secure. The velcro straps provided work as they should but it's just not enough for me. I have tried to hook up two vastly different trailers while the bike rack is in place and they just don't have enough room.
I'm satisfied.
I used a 24" long piece of 2"x6" lumber which I mounted along the left side of the junction of the two bike runners, drilling two 3/8" holes aligned with those in the bike rails.
Answer: no