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Question: Is it asy to remove from car.
Document: We have traveled 3000 with this and does a wonderful job of carrying our bikes  the only thing we find we do not like is you have to remove it to open a hatch back on the car
Easy for a novice to install. Highly recommend for a beginner to advanced biker. Glad that I don't have to remove tires or lift on the top of the car.
This works great and is easy to install and remove. It allows me to carry two bikes on a car that couldn't fit one inside...  Everything folds into a really compact package. The vertical bar can fold down to clear the hatch. Its ideal...
The 26-inch cruiser does not sway and wheels stay in place. When not in use, the rack is easy to remove from the car -- again, keep a ratchet wrench nearby -- and gets easier to load onto the receiver hitch each time.I am very satisfied with this purchase and would highly recommend.
This rack mounts very tight. With a bolt supporting the rear elbow joint and threaded hitch bolt, this rack does not rattle at all. Hold 2 road or mountain bikes without issue. On my Elantra, I have to remove the inside bike to open the trunk as the bike is fairly close to the car. But with the ratcheting lock mechanisms,  mounting is quick and easy.
Does not come with any kind of locking pin for car mount and there seems to be some confusion about which locking mechanism fits which rack. I just used the supplied bolt and bought a small padlock to put through the hole in the pin. Lock it on then rotate the bolt a bit more to make the lock unaccessable without a socket. Bit more of deterrent if nothing else. If they REALLY want it, they will find a way to remove it regardless - even with the manufacturers setup. All in all, a good investment!
This rack will not work well if your car has a spare tire on the rear door, like my Rav4. The inner bike is very hard to fit on due to the space taken by the tire. I can squeeze the first bike on, but I have to remove the pedal. Like others who have noted damage in shipping, my rack also arrived broken. One of the tire support adjustment handles was broken off. I didn't think it was a big deal at first and I just tightened it with a wrench.
Affordable, simple, completely reliable; I give it five stars plus!Update: 1-2-13The rack has been 100% reliable, no flaws, no faults, no failures. I added the locking threaded hitch pin so the rack is dead steady with zero wobble. I keep a Gear Wrench ratcheting combination wrench in the car at all times so I can remove and replace the rack quickly, like at the car wash. Works perfect.
I read all of the reviews of car and truck bike racks and decided on the Swagman, which has turned out to be a great decision. Why spend $250 to $450 on "brand names" when this product can be bought for far less. The rack appears to be well-made and is easy to install and remove. I use it on both of my pick-ups. A few suggestions:1) Don't use the bolts and plastic wingnuts to fasten the wheel hoops, unless you will be using the rack for different bikes and need to move the settings.
Extremely simple rack. Fits nicely into the hitch receiver and fits both my bikes. Clamps lock with Master Lock 131 series or similar (3/16&#34; shackle dia), which can be bought in 2 packs (or more, 131T, 131D, 131q) so they all use the same key. There is some wobble unless you really tighten the threaded ant-sway hitch pin it comes with. Its relatively easy to install and remove from my car, and really easy to rack and un-rack my bikes.
Answer: yes