Looking for a bike rack

[CapsFan]

I need a bike rack that hooks up to a 2" receiver, and can hold 4 bikes. Does anyone know where to get one?

Thanks

 

[Kizzy]

Sport's Authority

problem solved.

 

[mainman]

I'm glad I didn't sink too much research into this, being that the problem is solved....:


http://www.etrailer.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=E&Category_Code=BR4B

 

[Nickel]

I was just going to suggest stealing one from in front of a school. :shrug:

 

[Kyle]

I was just going to suggest stealing one from in front of a school. :shrug:

A lot of SUV's the cops use around Solomons have them too.

 

[CapsFan]

Sport's Authority

problem solved.

 

[Nickel]

A lot of SUV's the cops use around Solomons have them too.

Oh....a bike rack for a vehicle. I thought it was a bike rack for outside, although now that I think about it who has a bike rack at their house?

 

[mainman]

Oh....a bike rack for a vehicle. I thought it was a bike rack for outside, although now that I think about it who has a bike rack at their house?

 

[Nickel]

Go get a haircut!

 

[Ponytail]

www.quadratec.com. It's s jeep supply place in West Chester PA, but they have the bike racks that you are looking for.

if you want, I can bring it back with me a week from Monday to save you some cash on shipping.

PT

 

[ohstate]

You could give the Patuxent Adventure Center on Solomons a call to see if they carry what you are looking for -

http://www.paxadventure.com/

 

[Suz]

I need a bike rack that hooks up to a 2" receiver, and can hold 4 bikes. Does anyone know where to get one?

Thanks

If you haven't gotten one yet....We have one from when we used to go camping. I'm Not sure of the receiver size. I will check with my Husband. We certainly have no use for it!

 

[Suz]

If you haven't gotten one yet....We have one from when we used to go camping. I'm Not sure of the receiver size. I will check with my Husband. We certainly have no use for it!

It is 2". PM me if your still looking for one.

 

[lil_daisy]

Dick's sporting goods in waldork has a few to choose from. a little pricey- do some research then see if anyone on ebay is getting rid of theirs

i was looking too- i have a minivan- so i'm not sure what my options are as i don't have a trailer hitch.

 

[dustin]

Don't buy it at a bicycle shop cause they will probably overcharge you.

Chain stores are probably the best.

I used to work at a bicycle shop before I joined the Navy...all those racks are practically the same quality...

one thing you want to make sure of is the straps that hold the bikes to the frame structure are of good quality and the tightening/holding clamp for the strap looks of good as well. the last thing you want is to see your bike tumbling down I-95 as your going across the Wilson bridge.

might also want to invest in one of those hitch pins that lock to keep peeps form stealing your rack once you park and take the bikes off to ride

 

[Suz]

I need a bike rack that hooks up to a 2" receiver, and can hold 4 bikes. Does anyone know where to get one?

Thanks

check your pm's. found the keys to it and all is a go if your still interested.

 

[RodRugg]

That kid next door has a bicycle rack and he carries it everywhere he goes. He straps it to the back of his bike and takes it to the grocery store or the barber shop or the fairgrounds and then he just takes it off and racks his bike up while he's there. It holds five bikes so if he has a friend, that friend can rack his bike up too, or if he forgets his bike at the store, he can ride a different bike back to the store and have a place to rack it up. It's shiny and made of steel or metal and it's pretty heavy. If he tries to pop a wheelie, he flips right over and sometimes he pops a wheelie without even trying. Anyways, I think his dad made it in the garage from an old shark cage he got off the internet.

 

[RoseRed]

That kid next door has a bicycle rack and he carries it everywhere he goes. He straps it to the back of his bike and takes it to the grocery store or the barber shop or the fairgrounds and then he just takes it off and racks his bike up while he's there. It holds five bikes so if he has a friend, that friend can rack his bike up too, or if he forgets his bike at the store, he can ride a different bike back to the store and have a place to rack it up. It's shiny and made of steel or metal and it's pretty heavy. If he tries to pop a wheelie, he flips right over and sometimes he pops a wheelie without even trying. Anyways, I think his dad made it in the garage from an old shark cage he got off the internet.