Swagman Hitch Bike Racks - S64675
Fold down your rack, carry all four bikes, and tow a trailer with this bike rack. Cushioning grips your bike frame as the top plate is tightened down. Install your hitch ball, lock the rack in the upright position, and you are ready to tow!
Folding, Towing 4-Bike Rack for 2" Trailer Hitch Receivers
The simple design on this original four-bike rack offers riders basic carrier functionality. Its steel construction provides lasting toughness. Kraton vinyl cushioning helps protect frames and offers additional gripping power. The top plate accommodates several different frame sizes, and turning knobs secure bikes to the arm. The rack tilts forward to allow easy access to the vehicle's rear cargo area. The rack has a towing capacity of 3,500 lbs. gross trailer weight and 350 lbs. tongue weight. This rack fits 2" trailer hitches.
- Features:
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- Carries up to 4 bikes and pulls a lightweight trailer
- Steel construction
- Kraton rubber cushioning helps protect frames and offers additional gripping power
- Top plate accommodates several different frame sizes
- Turning knobs secure bikes to the arm
- Top plate can be locked with 1 padlock to secure bikes to the rack (sold separately)
- Rack tilts forward to allow easy access to the vehicle's rear cargo area
- Specs:
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- Fits 2" x 2" trailer hitches
- Tow bar extends straight out, providing a 0" rise or drop from the top of the receiver opening
- Rated at 3,500 lbs. GTW and 350 lbs. tongue weight
- Dimensions:
- Distance between cradles: 6"
- Distance between top of receiver tube to bottom of bike support: 32"
- Ball for towing applications requires a 3/4" diameter shank
- Holes for optional padlocks are 5/8" in diameter
- Includes threaded pin and clip to secure the rack to the trailer hitch
- Can be locked with Swagman's anti-rattle lock #S64027

Each cradle contains grooved, kraton vinyl cushioning to offer additional gripping power and prevent bikes from sliding during transit.
64675 Swagman Folding, Towing 4-Bike Rack
Replacement parts available for this product
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- Pulling a Pop-Up Camper and Using a 4-Bike Hitch Mounted Bike Rack Behind a 1999 Dodge Caravan
- Depending on the size of the bikes and how many you intend to carry, turn clearance may become an issue, especially if the tongue of the trailer is relatively short.
There is another method to tow and use a bike carrier that will provide some more clearance and reduce the chance of the trailer hitting your bikes. You could use Curt Multi-Purpose Ball Mount, part # D210. This will set the bike rack up another 4-3/4 inches, plus you can use a standard hitch mounted bike rack that you could us
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- What Is Needed For Towing A Cargo Trailer And 4 Bike Hitch-Bike Rack On A 2008 Acura MDX
- You will want to check the tongue weight capacity of the hitch on your 2008 Acura MDX to make sure it will be able to handle the tongue weight of your trailer loaded and the tongue weight of the bike rack loaded, including the weight of the bike rack.
To use the Swagman Original Folding 4 Bike Towing Rack, # S64675, on your 2008 Acura MDX with towing a trailer will depend on the size of the bikes and how many you intend to carry, turn clearance may become an issue, especially if the tongue of
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- Recommend A Bike Rack That Will Also Allow Me To Tow Pop-Up Camper Trailer
- I do have a solution for you to tow a trailer and carry your 4 bikes, but with your trailer setup, I would not recommend using the Swagman Folding 4 Bike Towing Rack # S64675. With an A-frame trailer tongue, the last bike mounted on the Swagman Towing Rack will be suspended above a portion of the trailer tongue. With your trailer having a propane tank mounted on the tongue, the last bike will more than likely prevent you from making sharp turns and reduce clearance needed to make turns.
I wou
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- What is the True Tongue Weight Capacity of Swagman Towing Bike Rack S64675
- I spoke with my contact at Swagman and she told me that you would have to subtract the weight of the rack and bikes to get the most accurate tongue weight capacity of the Swagman Original, # S64675.
So without bikes on the rack, your tongue weight with the rack installed would be 350 pounds. It has a gross trailer weight capacity of 3,500 pounds.
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