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Question: will the hitch arm go past a spare tire, i need one that goes 16 inches
Document: 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.
I bought this because I have both a recumbent bicycle and a road bike, and I needed to find a way to transport both when I did a cross-country bike ride. I didn't want to pay the $300 to $400 for a rack that fit the recumbent. This rack worked great for carrying both at the same time and the price is fantastic. As noted in other reviews it does wobble a bit, but it is well made and it didn't need to be strapped down.
When I have the money I'll definitely upgrade to the more expensive rack, but for now this one does the trick.
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
I chose this style also, (where the bike is mounted by the wheels) due to loading a woman's bike, it worked out perfectly. 480 miles one way, no movement. Easy to assemble, quick breakdown for hatch access, and very reasonably priced. I  would recommend this rack.
if there was two different sizes of bikes it might be easier to offset them.The biggest annoyance is that the rubber straps that attach the bike to the carrier are not well made. The first time the bikes were put on the carrier, one of the straps cracked and since then the remainder have cracked and split. I called the customer service hotline for Cequent and was told that they would send me out two replacements. It has been three weeks and I have yet to receive them.
It needs a shim to reduce excess movement, and it places the tires slightly below the hitch (potential scraping), but very easy to assemble, sturdy, worth the price.
It was exactly what we had hoped for. The device hold two bicycles and they were secure and strapped on to the back of our hitch. We did not have problems with them shifting while driving and they were easy to use and it disassembles easily for storage.
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 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.
Answer: no