You've got the RV leveled and stabilizers down, but the coach still shakes once bikes are hanging off the back. This stabilizer mounts to most 2" bike rack shanks and uses ratchet tension to steady the RV while you move around camp.
When your RV is already parked and supported but still moves as people walk inside or climb in and out, the rear bike rack area can keep feeding that shake through the back of the frame. This stabilizer connects to your RV's bike rack mount and uses a ratchet strap design to add side-to-side support where that movement is happening. Once it's tensioned at the campsite, the rear structure feels firmer and the coach has less unwanted movement while you're set up.
Adding rear support can turn into a project when it involves drilling, brackets, or permanent changes under your RV. This system attaches directly to the rear bike rack frame with no drilling or permanent installation required, which keeps the setup focused on the rack area instead of modifying the frame. You can add campsite stabilization without turning a simple sway problem into a full install job.
A loose rear-mounted rack can keep shifting even after the main stabilizers are down, especially when movement inside your RV transfers through the back end. The ratchet strap design applies inward pressure for enhanced side-to-side stability, letting you tighten the support until the rack assembly feels secure. With the strap properly tensioned, the rear shake settles down and the RV feels more composed during parked use.
Rear support gets frustrating when every stop means removing mounted gear before you can stabilize the RV. This compact system allows use with bike racks without removing mounted gear, so your rack can stay part of the setup while the stabilizer does its job. Campsite setup stays focused on parking, supporting, and settling in, with your bike rack still usable as part of the rear-mounted arrangement.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Today, we're looking at a MORyde X-brace bike rack stabilizer. So folks, I have this loosely put together. This part up here would go over the shank of the bike rack itself. And there's no drilling or permanent installation required with this, but it will provide exceptional stability by reducing unwanted trailer movement and stuff.
So again, picture this all tightened down obviously and then your bike shank through here and then this tightened down to the bike shank. And then obviously, the legs can extend or contract, depending on what width you need them at. And then you could ratchet the strap down to either pull them in tighter or to loosen it and let it go sideways. Now, the legs here, you can pull the pin out here and you can adjust these up or down to give you more height. So I'm gonna go ahead and lower them here real quick on this side.
And of course, these legs here can pivot as well, so if you're on unstable ground or those kind of things, you won't have to worry about that either. And again, I'm just gonna bring it down one notch. And obviously, it's gonna be a little bit easier when you got it up on the camper trailer, whatnot, and you get it on the bike rack. So again, then you'd have it nice and tight. It's a quick setup and removal for campsite efficiency.
And again, that ratchet strap is going to apply inward pressure to enhance the side-to-side stability. Everything here is metal. It has a nice powder-coat finish so you don't have to worry about rust, corrosion, those kind of things. This is compatible with most two-inch shanks for the bike rack. And then of course, you have this little bitty bracket here.
This guy's gonna be used for whenever it's time to put this away after you're done, you need to go back on the road or pack up and everything. Once you've got this put in place, you would take this bracket. It would go between here and here and then you would use the pins that are hold in place here to hold that bracket in place. And that bracket's just gonna keep everything up in place while you're driving and when you're not using the bike rack. And that will wrap up our quick look together, folks. I'm Steven, thanks for watching, and reach out if you have any questions about this or any other product, and have a great day.
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